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Grouch

3rd person present: grouches;


past tense: grouched;


past participle: grouched


present participle: grouching;

Grin

3rd person present: grins


past: grinned


past participle: grinned


present participle: grinning

Snort

past tense: snorted; past participle: snorted




3rd person present:


past:


past participle:


present participle:

Smirk

verb: smirk;


3rd person present: smirks;


past tense: smirked;


past participle: smirked;


present participle: smirking

Tremble

tremble;


3rd person present: trembles


past tense: trembled;


past participle: trembled;


present participle: trembling

Squirm

First form - Squirm


3rd person present: squirms


past tense: squirmed


past participle: squirmed


present participle: squirming

Squall

3rd person present: squalls;


past: squalled;


past participle: squalled;


present participle: squalling

Grow

3rd person present: grows


past: grew


past participle: grown


present participle: growing

Bring

3rd person present: bringspast: broughtpast participle: broughtpresent participle: bringing