trouser – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of trouser

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to trouser
Participle: trousered
Gerund: trousering

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Itrouser
youtrouser
he;she;ittrousers
wetrouser
youtrouser
theytrouser

Perfect

Ihave trousered
youhave trousered
he;she;ithas trousered
wehave trousered
youhave trousered
theyhave trousered

Past

Itrousered
youtrousered
he;she;ittrousered
wetrousered
youtrousered
theytrousered

Pluperfect

Ihad trousered
youhad trousered
he;she;ithad trousered
wehad trousered
youhad trousered
theyhad trousered

Future

Iwill trouser
youwill trouser
he;she;itwill trouser
wewill trouser
youwill trouser
theywill trouser

Future Perfect

Iwill have trousered
youwill have trousered
he;she;itwill have trousered
wewill have trousered
youwill have trousered
theywill have trousered

Subjunctive

Present

Itrouser
youtrouser
he;she;ittrouser
wetrouser
youtrouser
theytrouser

Perfect

Ihave trousered
youhave trousered
he;she;ithave trousered
wehave trousered
youhave trousered
theyhave trousered

Imperfect

Itrousered
youtrousered
he;she;ittrousered
wetrousered
youtrousered
theytrousered

Pluperfect

Ihad trousered
youhad trousered
he;she;ithad trousered
wehad trousered
youhad trousered
theyhad trousered

Conditional

Present

Iwould trouser
youwould trouser
he;she;itwould trouser
wewould trouser
youwould trouser
theywould trouser

Perfect

Iwould have trousered
youwould have trousered
he;she;itwould have trousered
wewould have trousered
youwould have trousered
theywould have trousered

Imperative

youtrouser
weLet's trouser
youtrouser

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam trousering
youare trousering
he;she;itis trousering
weare trousering
youare trousering
theyare trousering

Perfect

Ihave been trousering
youhave been trousering
he;she;ithas been trousering
wehave been trousering
youhave been trousering
theyhave been trousering

Past

Iwas trousering
youwere trousering
he;she;itwas trousering
wewere trousering
youwere trousering
theywere trousering

Pluperfect

Ihad been trousering
youhad been trousering
he;she;ithad been trousering
wehad been trousering
youhad been trousering
theyhad been trousering

Future

Iwill be trousering
youwill be trousering
he;she;itwill be trousering
wewill be trousering
youwill be trousering
theywill be trousering

Future Perfect

Iwill have been trousering
youwill have been trousering
he;she;itwill have been trousering
wewill have been trousering
youwill have been trousering
theywill have been trousering

Conditional

Present

Iwould be trousering
youwould be trousering
he;she;itwould be trousering
wewould be trousering
youwould be trousering
theywould be trousering

Perfect

Iwould have been trousering
youwould have been trousering
he;she;itwould have been trousering
wewould have been trousering
youwould have been trousering
theywould have been trousering

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'trouser'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'trouser'

arouse, detrouser, grouse, rouse, router, touse, tousel, trooper, troupe, blouse,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Back-formation from trousers.

Sample Sentences

  • Your aunt told him to pack Upjohn's bags, and the first thing he saw when he smacked into it was the speech. He trousered it and brought it along to me. [1960, P[elham] G[renville] Wodehouse, chapter XIX, in Jeeves in the Offing, London: Herbert Jenkins, →OCLC:]
  • Barr, 34, trousered the money from the pub in Lugton, Ayrshire, between January 2016 and February 2018. [2021 September 7, “Greedy pub worker’s assets targeted after he’s convicted of £40,000 embezzlement: Graham Barr trousered over £35,000 while working at the Canny Man in Lugton”, in Daily Record:]
  • Politicians know how to look after themselves. Derry Irvine, Blair’s old boss, trousered a pension fund worth £2.3 million after just five years as Lord Chancellor - all courtesy of the tax payer. [2010, Richard Littlejohn, Littlejohn’s Britain, page 348:]
  • [2021 July 14, “Towns trouser cash as billions earmarked for ‘levelling up’ in U.K.”, in The Guardian:]
  • Andy Prendergast, national secretary of the GMB union, said: “To see the boss of Shell trouser more than £6million while bills are crippling families and countries scrabble around trying to ditch Russian gas is abhorrent. [2022 March 10, “Shell boss earns £6.3million in a year as households and motorists face cost of living crisis”, in Mirror:]
  • The founder and boss of CMC Markets is set to trouser £20million via the company’s dividend payments, even as the group’s profits and revenue fall. [2022 June 9, “CMC Market boss and House of Lords member Peter Cruddas set for bumper dividend as trading platform’s profits and revenue slide”, in thisismoney.co.uk:]
  • Worse still, the driving motivation for all too many of the bosses of water companies appears to be not to improve the environment or to secure London’s water supply but rather to trouser obscene salaries and bonuses [2022 July 4, Feargal Sharkey, “Our taps could run dry and greedy bosses should be prosecuted, writes FEARGAL SHARKEY”, in Daily Mail:]
  • The whopping sum will now be up for grabs on Tuesday when punters will have another chance to trouser the lifechanging amount. [2022 July 17, “LUCKY NUMBERS Euromillions - £191million jackpot rolls over AGAIN with whopping cash prize up for grabs on Tuesday”, in The Sun:]
  • A small piece of the Stone of Destiny broke off during the operation at Westminster Abbey — and Ian's son, Jamie Hamilton, still has it. / "My father had the presence of mind to trouser it and got it set in a brooch, and gave the brooch to my mother," Jamie says. [2022 November 7, Marc Fennell, Rosanna Ryan, “When England invaded Scotland, the Stone of Destiny was stolen. Centuries later, four Scots stole it back”, in Australian Broadcasting C RN:]
  • As an example, in the final three months of 2022 (usually a fallow period for airlines), Ryanair trousered a comfortable £222 million in profits - essentially £2m per day. [2023 April 19, Christian Wolmar, “We need a cross-party transport policy that supports net zero”, in RAIL, number 981, page 34:]