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What is the past tense of porpoise?

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The past tense of porpoise is porpoised.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of porpoise is porpoises.

The present participle of porpoise is porpoising.

The past participle of porpoise is porpoised.

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Even if thunniform ichthyosaurs could hold their bodies perfectly rigid when swimming, Cowen, speculates they may have porpoised, anyway.
California sea lions porpoised through the waves to circle our boats.
Then potential menace turned to pure joy as two more orcas joined the first and together they porpoised toward the setting sun.
But as I porpoised through the gentle waves and down to the sandy, beveled bottom, it occurred to me that an hour earlier I had been a sweaty working stiff standing in Times Square about to explode.
And there a school of carp numbering, perhaps, a thousand, finned and porpoised into deeper water where it required a long double-haul of the line to reach them.
When he pulled up too hard on landing and porpoised into a stall the resulting crash hurt like a sock in the mouth.

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