To these may be added dove (dived), flet (floated), glyt or glode (glided), quoke (quaked), yall (yelled).

IRREGULAR AND DEFECTIVE VERBS.

358. Words are called irregular which are inflected irregularly from one root. Words which are either destitute of certain forms, or which supply the deficiencies from another root, are called defective.

In the following list the only tenses given are the Present and Past Indefinite. The other tenses, where they exist, are formed regularly. The forms in brackets are Anglo-Saxon; those in Italics are Old English.