Cockblogged:
1. v. past tense. To prevent someone from blogging.
2. adj. To be prevented from blogging.
Ex 1: Allison M. cockblogged my Shakespeare festival post by not emailing me the digital pics of the weekend's events.
Ex 2: Brad cockblogged my Moapa fireworks post by blogging about it first.
Ex 3: I am cockblogged from posting about the camping trip until we use up & develop all the film in the waterproof camera.
New Roof - Summer 2019
3 years ago
12 comments:
You only used it as an adj. once...all the rest were verbs.
And actually, when I thought it was an adj. it was really a passive verb.
thats lame. you totally could have blogged and posted pics later....but good word!
oh yea, and speaking of not blogging, who cockblogged you on your tall blog??? hmmmmmmm?
My first instinct was that it was a verb. But when I looked up similar words in similar contexts, like "the intersection was blocked," the dictionary said "blocked" was an adjective... so I don't know... I made a weak attempt to put Ex #1 in the active voice, but couldn't do it in 30 seconds, so I just left it. Looking back at 2 & 3, you're right, no doubt about it, that's a verb.
Okay, I went back and f-ed with the post. Looking back, I still maintain that as a state of being, it's an adjective. Like being hungry, or being backed up.
It's a verb functioning as an adjective.
For example:
Vanessa is bored by my blog.
My blog bores Vanessa.
I am hungry.
Can't change hungry to a verb.
Maybe this is why I'm single?
Damnit.
Yeah! Who cockblogged your tall blog??!
Your mom!
My mom's dead.
Yeah, I know.
Speaking of hungry, did you know that only the words "hungry" and "angry" end in "-gry"?
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