Definition of the verb : to cockle

1° to gather something into small wrinkles or folds 2° stir up (water) so as to form ripples

Indicative Simple present I cockle you cockle he cockles we cockle you cockle they cockle Present progressive/continuous I am cockling you are cockling he is cockling we are cockling you are cockling they are cockling Simple past I cockled you cockled he cockled we cockled you cockled they cockled Past progressive/continuous I was cockling you were cockling he was cockling we were cockling you were cockling they were cockling Present perfect simple I have cockled you have cockled he has cockled we have cockled you have cockled they have cockled Present perfect progressive/continuous I have been cockling you have been cockling he has been cockling we have been cockling you have been cockling they have been cockling Past perfect I had cockled you had cockled he had cockled we had cockled you had cockled they had cockled Present perfect progressive/continuous I had been cockling you had been cockling he had been cockling we had been cockling you had been cockling they had been cockling Future I will/shall cockle you will cockle he will cockle we will/shall cockle you will cockle they will cockle Future progressive/continuous I will/shall be cockling you will be cockling he will be cockling we will/shall be cockling you will be cockling they will be cockling Future perfect I will/shall have cockled you will have cockled he will have cockled we will/shall have cockled you will have cockled they will have cockled Future perfect continuous I will/shall have been cockling you will have been cockling he will have been cockling we will/shall have been cockling you will have been cockling they will have been cockling Conditional Simple I would/should cockle you would cockle he would cockle we would/should cockle you would cockle they would cockle Progressive I would/should be cockling you would be cockling he would be cockling we would/should be cockling you would be cockling they would be cockling Perfect I would/should have cockled you would have cockled he would have cockled we would/should have cockled you would have cockled they would have cockled Perfect progressive I would/should have been cockling you would have been cockling he would have been cockling we would/should have been cockling you would have been cockling they would have been cockling

Synonym of the verb : to cockle

crumple - knit - pucker - riffle - ripple - ruffle - rumple - undulate -

Some other verbs :

gauge nitrate grope welcome employ steel zing scotch complement callous earth confiscate effloresce freckle partake requite barter pillage dither bucket

French translation

friper - froisser - ondoyer - onduler -

Realization : LB
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