dyke

dyke [daik]
sustantivo
1V.
2(Sl.) Tortillera (lesbian).
DIKE.

dyke [daɪk]
noun
1 (barrier) dique; (m) (channel) canal; (m) acequia; (f) (causeway) calzada; (f) (embankment) terraplén; (m)
2 (vulgar) (offensive) (lesbian) tortillera; (vulgar) (f)

Verb Conjugation for "dyke"

Imperative
  • dyke
  • you dyke
  • he/she dykes
  • we dyke
  • you dyke
  • they dyke
Preterite
  • I dyked
  • you dyked
  • he/she dyked
  • we dyked
  • you dyked
  • they dyked
Present Continuous
  • I am dyking
  • you are dyking
  • he/she is dyking
  • we are dyking
  • you are dyking
  • they are dyking
Present Perfect
  • I have dyked
  • you have dyked
  • he/she has dyked
  • we have dyked
  • you have dyked
  • they have dyked
Past Continuous
  • I was dyking
  • you were dyking
  • he/she was dyking
  • we were dyking
  • you were dyking
  • they were dyking
Past Perfect
  • I had dyked
  • you had dyked
  • he/she had dyked
  • we had dyked
  • you had dyked
  • they had dyked
Future
  • I will dyke
  • you will dyke
  • he/she will dyke
  • we will dyke
  • you will dyke
  • they will dyke
Future Perfect
  • I will have dyked
  • you will have dyked
  • he/she will have dyked
  • we will have dyked
  • you will have dyked
  • they will have dyked
Future Continuous
  • I will be dyking
  • you will be dyking
  • he/she will be dyking
  • we will be dyking
  • you will be dyking
  • they will be dyking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been dyking
  • you have been dyking
  • he/she has been dyking
  • we have been dyking
  • you have been dyking
  • they have been dyking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been dyking
  • you will have been dyking
  • he/she will have been dyking
  • we will have been dyking
  • you will have been dyking
  • they will have been dyking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been dyking
  • you had been dyking
  • he/she had been dyking
  • we had been dyking
  • you had been dyking
  • they had been dyking
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