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This tag group defines and sorts action-related tags according to their definition as a verb or a gerund. There is often debate regarding what tags should be used as a verb or a gerund, so this page should hopefully clear up any disambiguation. If there are any alias or implication changes made to a verb or gerund tag, it should be updated here as well.
Verbs
Refers to a "finite verb":en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finite_verb conveying an action, an occurrence, or a state of being (with the verb to be). It is very difficult to write a complete sentence without using a verb in the English language. They can be written in three different tenses; past, present and future. On Gelbooru, they are written in "present participle":www.edufind.com/english/grammar/present_participle.php to denote that a character is doing something at that moment in the image. The action might be a freeze frame for us (unless it's an animated image), but it is occurring for them in the present and should be tagged as such. A lot of verbs are written in the present tense for this reason, many ending with -ing. If you can also call that verb an object, it should be listed in the gerunds category. This group is for words that can only possibly be treated as an action.
List of tagged verbs
aiming
* aiming_at_viewer
animal_milking
apologizing
applying_makeup
balancing
bathing
beckoning
begging
biting
* ass_biting
* breast_biting
* cheek_biting
* ear_biting
* finger_biting
* foreskin_biting
* glove_biting
* hand_biting
* head_biting
* lip_biting
* nail_biting
* penis_biting
* tail_biting
* thumb_biting
blinking
blocking
bouncing
* bouncing_breasts
bowing
breaking
breast_feeding
breathing
* heavy_breathing (panting)
bubble blowing
bumping
carrying
catching
charging
chasing
cheering
chin_stroking
choking (different from strangling)
cleaning
* dishwashing
* sweeping
climbing
comforting
concentrating
cooking
* baking
* chocolate_making
* roasting
* stirring
coughing
covering
cowering
crawling
crushing
crying
* sobbing
cuddling
cupping
cutting
* wrist_cutting
dancing
* pole_dancing
diaper_changing
digging
diving (different from dive)
dodging
dragging
dreaming
dressing
* forced_dressing
* undressing
drinking
* sipping
dripping
driving
drooling
dropping
drying
dual_wielding (single wielding is not used)
* quadruple_wielding
* triple_wielding
dying
ear_cleaning
eating
* chewing
* swallowing
* tasting
eavesdropping
elbowing
face_painting (see facepaint for the noun)
fainting
falling
fanning
* fan_speaking
* fanning_crotch
* fanning_face
feeding
* pov_feeding
fidgeting
fighting
fingering
* anal_fingering
firing
fisting
* anal_fisting
flailing
flapping
flirting
floating
flying
gardening
* watering
giving
glaring
glowing
grabbing
grinding (sexual act)
* double_grinding
groping
hairdressing
* hair_brushing
* combing
hair_tucking
hair_twirling
hanging (different from hanged)
hatching
healing
hiding
hitting
holding
humping
* dry_humping
imagining
imitating
juggling
jumping
* hopping
* pouncing
kicking
kneeing
knocking
landing
laughing
* giggling
launching
leaning
licking
* armpit_licking
* breast_licking
* cheek_licking
* cum_licking
* ear_licking
* eye_licking
* face_licking
* finger_licking
* floor_licking
* foot_licking
* knife_licking
* leg_licking
* navel_licking
* nipple_licking
* panty_licking
* testicle_licking
* thigh_licking
lifting
looking
* looking_at_viewer
* looking_away
* looking_back
* looking_down
* looking_up
lying
measuring
* bust_measuring
* penis_measuring
* waist_measuring
melting
mind_reading
moaning
multitasking
nose_picking
opening
pantsing
patting
peeing
* bedwetting
peeking
peeling
peeping
petting
pinching
* cheek_pinching
pitching
playing
pointing
* pointing_at_viewer
poking
* cheek_poking
polishing
pouring
* decantering (sp: decanting)
praying
presenting
protecting
pulling
punching
pushing
rappelling
reaching
reading
reloading
repairing
resisting
resting
riding
* broom_riding
* umbrella_riding
ripping
roaring
rolling
rubbing
* crotch_rub
running
scratching
screaming
searching
shading_eyes
shaking
sharing
shaving
shopping
shouting
shushing
singing
sinking
sitting
* reclining
sketching
skipping
slashing
sleeping
sliding
slipping
smelling
* clothes_sniffing
* pantyhose_sniffing
* underwear_sniffing
smoking
sneezing
snowing
spanking
spilling
spinning
* pen_spinning
spitting
splashing
spooning
spraying
squeezing
squinting
squirting
stacking
standing
staring
stepping
stomping
strangling (different from choking)
struggling
studying
sucking
* blood_sucking
* breast_sucking
** self_breast_sucking
* finger_sucking
* thumb_sucking
* toe_sucking
sulking
summoning
sunbathing
surfing
* broom_surfing
* sky_surfing
swaying
swinging (see swing for the noun)
tail_fondling
talking
* sleep_talking
tapping
teaching
texting
thinking
throwing
tickling
* foot_tickling
touching
training
trembling
trolling
tugging
twitching
tying
* scarf_tying
* shoe_tying
* untying
typing
unsheathing
unzipping
vomiting
wading
* skinny_dipping
waiting
walking
* dog_walking
* rope_walking
* wallwalking
warming
washing
* body_soaping
watching
* watching_television
waving
whipping
whisking
whispering
whistling
working
wringing
zipping
* unzipping
Gerunds
For Gelbooru's purposes, a gerund is a "non-finite verb":en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-finite_verb that can also function as a noun. A verb written in -ing form can be turned into a subject or noun depending on how the sentence is structured. For instance, let's use the sentence, "Tagging images on Gelbooru helps to narrow down a search". The gerund here is tagging because it is being treated as the subject rather than the action; the actual verb here is helps because it is describing how useful tagging is.
As stated above, and mainly for this site, an -ing verb can also refer to an actual object, not just a verb being turned into a subject. Examples including building (the act of constructing something vs. the actual structure itself), drawing (the act of doodling on paper vs. the completed picture itself), or wedding (the act of being wed vs. the ceremony). If you're able to call an -ing word both a verb and a noun, it should fall under this list as a gerund. Many of these gerunds already have the -ing verb aliased to them, and their wikis often have the phrases, "As a verb, it is the act of..." followed by, "As a noun..." to clarify the term both as an action and an object.
List of tagged gerunds
battle (battling)
bleeding
blowing
bowling
boxing
brainwashing
breast_padding
building
* model_building
bullfighting
burning
camping
carving
cheating
clapping
cling (clinging)
* breast_clinging
crossdressing
dating
* 2D_dating
dissolving
drawing
* child_drawing
drowning
face_stretching
fading
fencing
fishing
flashing
* mooning
* streaking
flexing
foreshortening
frottage
goldfish_scooping
grilling
hiking
hitchhiking
horseback_riding
kidnapping
kiss
* necking
knitting
marching
masturbation
misunderstanding
mixed_bathing
mooning
painting
* face_painting
panicking
pose (posing)
pouting
racing
filming
* recording
relationshipping
rotting
rowing
scolding
* lecturing
sewing
skating
* figure_skating
* ice_skating
skiing
slapping
smother
stabbing
stalking
straddling
* pillow_straddling
* thigh_straddling
swimming
* freediving
tail_wagging
tribadism
tucking
unbirthing
voyeurism
wedding
welding
wrestling
* arm_wrestling
writing
yawning
Ambiguous
For tags that may fall in one category, but further discussion is required to define which one.
bullying
egg_laying
pegging
penises_touching
pipelining
sounding
symmetrical_docking
* asymmetrical_docking
prostate_milking
squatting
taunting
teasing
More references
Wikipedia article for Verbs"h ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verb
Wikipedia article for Gerunds: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerund
Oxford Dictionaries Online: Adding -ed and -ing: www.oxforddictionaries.co...-tenses-adding-ed-and-ing
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Last updated: 08/04/18 11:35 AM by jedi1357This entry is not locked and you can edit it as you see fit.
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