Snooker (to ) conjugation

English
20 examples
This verb can also mean the following: become, place, place the cue ball in such a position that the opponent cannot directly hit the required ball with it, fool, play, cause to become inebriated, bamboozle

Conjugation of snooker

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it/she/he
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they
Present Simple
snooker
snooker
snookers
snooker
snooker
snooker
Future Simple
will snooker
will snooker
will snooker
will snooker
will snooker
will snooker
Past Simple
snookered
snookered
snookered
snookered
snookered
snookered
Conditional Simple
would snooker
would snooker
would snooker
would snooker
would snooker
would snooker
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am snookering
are snookering
is snookering
are snookering
are snookering
are snookering
Future Progressive
will be snookering
will be snookering
will be snookering
will be snookering
will be snookering
will be snookering
Past Progressive
was snookering
were snookering
was snookering
were snookering
were snookering
were snookering
Conditional Progressive
would be snookering
would be snookering
would be snookering
would be snookering
would be snookering
would be snookering
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have snookered
have snookered
has snookered
have snookered
have snookered
have snookered
Future Perfect
will have snookered
will have snookered
will have snookered
will have snookered
will have snookered
will have snookered
Past Perfect
had snookered
had snookered
had snookered
had snookered
had snookered
had snookered
Conditional Perfect
would have snookered
would have snookered
would have snookered
would have snookered
would have snookered
would have snookered
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been snookering
have been snookering
has been snookering
have been snookering
have been snookering
have been snookering
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been snookering
will have been snookering
will have been snookering
will have been snookering
will have been snookering
will have been snookering
Past Perfect Progressive
had been snookering
had been snookering
had been snookering
had been snookering
had been snookering
had been snookering
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been snookering
would have been snookering
would have been snookering
would have been snookering
would have been snookering
would have been snookering

Examples of snooker

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
'l'm playing Jack the lad at snooker, 'when all of a sudden,
- A lot of dogs playing snooker.
- A new snooker cue.
- Back of which snooker hall?
- He's...in the snooker hall.
'l'm playing Jack the lad at snooker, 'when all of a sudden,
- A lot of dogs playing snooker.
- A new snooker cue.
- Back of which snooker hall?
- He's...in the snooker hall.
- I really got snookered!
He lifted some really nasty Boonesberry, got snookered and then returned to the scene of the crime for some Doritos, of all things.
Here. I got snookered in the math.
I knew I was gonna get snookered into this.
I love the fact that he's snookered himself with this.
- I really got snookered!
He lifted some really nasty Boonesberry, got snookered and then returned to the scene of the crime for some Doritos, of all things.
Here. I got snookered in the math.
I knew I was gonna get snookered into this.
I love the fact that he's snookered himself with this.

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