Catcall (to ) conjugation

English
28 examples
This verb can also mean the following: make such an exclamation, make

Conjugation of catcall

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
catcall
catcall
catcalls
catcall
catcall
catcall
Future Simple
will catcall
will catcall
will catcall
will catcall
will catcall
will catcall
Past Simple
catcalled
catcalled
catcalled
catcalled
catcalled
catcalled
Conditional Simple
would catcall
would catcall
would catcall
would catcall
would catcall
would catcall
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am catcalling
are catcalling
is catcalling
are catcalling
are catcalling
are catcalling
Future Progressive
will be catcalling
will be catcalling
will be catcalling
will be catcalling
will be catcalling
will be catcalling
Past Progressive
was catcalling
were catcalling
was catcalling
were catcalling
were catcalling
were catcalling
Conditional Progressive
would be catcalling
would be catcalling
would be catcalling
would be catcalling
would be catcalling
would be catcalling
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have catcalled
have catcalled
has catcalled
have catcalled
have catcalled
have catcalled
Future Perfect
will have catcalled
will have catcalled
will have catcalled
will have catcalled
will have catcalled
will have catcalled
Past Perfect
had catcalled
had catcalled
had catcalled
had catcalled
had catcalled
had catcalled
Conditional Perfect
would have catcalled
would have catcalled
would have catcalled
would have catcalled
would have catcalled
would have catcalled
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been catcalling
have been catcalling
has been catcalling
have been catcalling
have been catcalling
have been catcalling
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been catcalling
will have been catcalling
will have been catcalling
will have been catcalling
will have been catcalling
will have been catcalling
Past Perfect Progressive
had been catcalling
had been catcalling
had been catcalling
had been catcalling
had been catcalling
had been catcalling
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been catcalling
would have been catcalling
would have been catcalling
would have been catcalling
would have been catcalling
would have been catcalling

Examples of catcall

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
# It's a catcall from the past
Drunk, belligerent hockey fans love a gay catcall.
Sorry, that was supposed to be a catcall.
# It's a catcall from the past
Drunk, belligerent hockey fans love a gay catcall.
Sorry, that was supposed to be a catcall.
"Another night of catcalls for Dylan."
At the first performance of this... first sonata there was a true scandal; from the outset... the audience was split: while some booed and issued catcalls,... the rest walked out.
Claps, whistles, catcalls behind you, always.
I'm all right. I can handle the mood swings, the emotional issues, the catcalls, the punitive underwear, because, frankly, when I think of the alternative...
It must have seemed like the worst moment of their lives - jeered at, catcalls, people throwing things at them.
"Another night of catcalls for Dylan."
At the first performance of this... first sonata there was a true scandal; from the outset... the audience was split: while some booed and issued catcalls,... the rest walked out.
Claps, whistles, catcalls behind you, always.
I'm all right. I can handle the mood swings, the emotional issues, the catcalls, the punitive underwear, because, frankly, when I think of the alternative...
It must have seemed like the worst moment of their lives - jeered at, catcalls, people throwing things at them.
I was catcalled today in what I believe is creole.
And I walked right down that hall without my hair on... everybody catcalling at me, making fun.
As for Cuzzoni and Faustina, the brawl and the faction in the Duke's little theatre, the abuse, catcalling, like Whig against Tory, the two warbling gorgons battering the other on the stage, and in the presence of the Princess of Wales herself,
I remember a party of young business men and their ladyfriends who were rather loud, whistling, catcalling and booing.
That mean security guard Bumper was catcalling at me... but I did exactly what you assigned me to do.
[whispers] Even the Hispanic guys have stopped catcalling me.
I was catcalled today in what I believe is creole.
And I walked right down that hall without my hair on... everybody catcalling at me, making fun.
As for Cuzzoni and Faustina, the brawl and the faction in the Duke's little theatre, the abuse, catcalling, like Whig against Tory, the two warbling gorgons battering the other on the stage, and in the presence of the Princess of Wales herself,
I remember a party of young business men and their ladyfriends who were rather loud, whistling, catcalling and booing.
That mean security guard Bumper was catcalling at me... but I did exactly what you assigned me to do.
[whispers] Even the Hispanic guys have stopped catcalling me.

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