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English Verbs by Past Tense
For each word listed, give the verb for which it is (or used to be) the past tense.
For example, if the clue were "lost", you would answer "lose".
Note: most of these are obsolete; the verbs in question now have more regular forms.
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Last updated: September 3, 2012
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It's very interesting to have unfamiliar forms of familiar verbs, or even in the case of "sodden" an unexpected link between two familiar words, so I'm not sure that "clepe / yclept" really fits in here. (Not sour grapes, I did actually get that one, it just felt a bit - "so what?")