roundhouse – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of roundhouse

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to roundhouse
Participle: roundhoused
Gerund: roundhousing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	roundhouse
you	roundhouse
he;she;it	roundhouses
we	roundhouse
you	roundhouse
they	roundhouse

Perfect

I	have roundhoused
you	have roundhoused
he;she;it	has roundhoused
we	have roundhoused
you	have roundhoused
they	have roundhoused

Past

I	roundhoused
you	roundhoused
he;she;it	roundhoused
we	roundhoused
you	roundhoused
they	roundhoused

Pluperfect

I	had roundhoused
you	had roundhoused
he;she;it	had roundhoused
we	had roundhoused
you	had roundhoused
they	had roundhoused

Future

I	will roundhouse
you	will roundhouse
he;she;it	will roundhouse
we	will roundhouse
you	will roundhouse
they	will roundhouse

Future Perfect

I	will have roundhoused
you	will have roundhoused
he;she;it	will have roundhoused
we	will have roundhoused
you	will have roundhoused
they	will have roundhoused

Subjunctive

Present

I	roundhouse
you	roundhouse
he;she;it	roundhouse
we	roundhouse
you	roundhouse
they	roundhouse

Perfect

I	have roundhoused
you	have roundhoused
he;she;it	have roundhoused
we	have roundhoused
you	have roundhoused
they	have roundhoused

Imperfect

I	roundhoused
you	roundhoused
he;she;it	roundhoused
we	roundhoused
you	roundhoused
they	roundhoused

Pluperfect

I	had roundhoused
you	had roundhoused
he;she;it	had roundhoused
we	had roundhoused
you	had roundhoused
they	had roundhoused

Conditional

Present

I	would roundhouse
you	would roundhouse
he;she;it	would roundhouse
we	would roundhouse
you	would roundhouse
they	would roundhouse

Perfect

I	would have roundhoused
you	would have roundhoused
he;she;it	would have roundhoused
we	would have roundhoused
you	would have roundhoused
they	would have roundhoused

Imperative

you	roundhouse
we	Let's roundhouse
you	roundhouse

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am roundhousing
you	are roundhousing
he;she;it	is roundhousing
we	are roundhousing
you	are roundhousing
they	are roundhousing

Perfect

I	have been roundhousing
you	have been roundhousing
he;she;it	has been roundhousing
we	have been roundhousing
you	have been roundhousing
they	have been roundhousing

Past

I	was roundhousing
you	were roundhousing
he;she;it	was roundhousing
we	were roundhousing
you	were roundhousing
they	were roundhousing

Pluperfect

I	had been roundhousing
you	had been roundhousing
he;she;it	had been roundhousing
we	had been roundhousing
you	had been roundhousing
they	had been roundhousing

Future

I	will be roundhousing
you	will be roundhousing
he;she;it	will be roundhousing
we	will be roundhousing
you	will be roundhousing
they	will be roundhousing

Future Perfect

I	will have been roundhousing
you	will have been roundhousing
he;she;it	will have been roundhousing
we	will have been roundhousing
you	will have been roundhousing
they	will have been roundhousing

Conditional

Present

I	would be roundhousing
you	would be roundhousing
he;she;it	would be roundhousing
we	would be roundhousing
you	would be roundhousing
they	would be roundhousing

Perfect

I	would have been roundhousing
you	would have been roundhousing
he;she;it	would have been roundhousing
we	would have been roundhousing
you	would have been roundhousing
they	would have been roundhousing

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'roundhouse'

abacinate, abalienate, abase, abate, abbreviate, abdicate, abduce, aberrate, aberuncate, abirritate, abjudge, abjudicate, abjugate, abjure, ablactate, ablaqueate, able, ablegate, abligate, abnegate, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'roundhouse'

roughhouse, unhouse, greenhouse, hothouse, penthouse, rehouse, roundridge, roundside, unblouse, underuse,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From round + house, a calque of Dutch rondhuis (“guardhouse”). First attested in the Mid-15th c.

Sample Sentences

We focused on the nerve-agent feint, and got roundhoused by the insurgent hook. [2008 March 16, Nathaniel Fick, “Worries Over Being ‘Slimed’”, in New York Times:]
I'm on my feet and my fist is roundhousing and I feel flesh. I hit again, and teeth crack under my fist. I hear voices and they're shouting and a light burns into my face. [2009, Diane Tullson, Riley Park, page 18:]