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kaskadspy

to projectile vomit

Meaning

to projectile vomit

Conjugation

Conjugation of kaskadspy (projectile vomit)
Infinitiveatt kaskadspyto projectile vomit
Presentkaskadspyrjag kaskadspyr
Pastkaskadspyddejag kaskadspydde
Supinekaskadspyttused after har / hade
Perfecthar kaskadspyttjag har kaskadspytt
Past perfecthade kaskadspyttjag hade kaskadspytt
Futureska kaskadspyor: kommer att kaskadspy
Conditionalskulle kaskadspyjag skulle kaskadspy
Imperativekaskadspy!a command
Present participlekaskadspyende-ing, used as an adjective

Passive (-s form)

Passive of kaskadspy
Infinitivekaskadspys
Presentkaskadspys
Pastkaskadspyddes
Supinekaskadspytts

Group 3: short verbs. The infinitive does not end in -a; present -r, past -dde, supine -tt. Swedish verbs don't change for person: jag, du, hon, vi and de all use kaskadspyr. See the four verb groups explained.

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Questions

What does kaskadspy mean in English?

kaskadspy means “to projectile vomit”.

What is the past tense of kaskadspy?

The past tense of kaskadspy is kaskadspydde (“jag kaskadspydde”). The supine is kaskadspytt, used in “jag har kaskadspytt”.

What is the present tense of kaskadspy?

kaskadspyr, the same for every person: jag kaskadspyr, du kaskadspyr, vi kaskadspyr.

Origin

kaskad + spy (“vomit”)

Nearby common words

kaskadspy is number 4,681 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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