hexephrewhat's the past tense of "wing it"
winged it
wung it
other? (comment)
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Tommaths (he/him)@hexephre @virtuosew
This isn't correct, but I'm going to start saying "wang it" just to annoy people.
Fennix 
@hexephre Wanged it
Albert ARIBAUD ✎
Gryph@hexephre
"Have been winging it"
"Have been winging it"
Colin the Mathmo@gryphonEschmidt I think that's the past continuative rather than the past perfect.
(I say this because according to Cunningham's Law the best way to get the right answer on the internet is to give a wrong answer.)
@gryphonEschmidt ... and I was simply playing along.
I voted "wung it" because I regularly use the "u" form for the past tense.
"I have cluck on the button"
"I drug the window over there"
"I lunk to that page"
(etc)
So:
* I will wing it;
* I am winging it;
* I (have) wung it.
(All very silly. But fun)
@ColinTheMathmo @hexephre
(I had a feeling but it's been one of those days)
That past tense u is my favorite thing. So yeah, wung it gets my re vote!
Alan Brookland@hexephre Buggered it up
octesian@hexephre "I was winging it" I don't think to wing is a verb. There's always a "let" or "will" in the sentence, or something like that.
@octesian "winging" is a conjugation of a verb! you can also say "when you don't know what to do, just wing it."
wanderer_j@hexephre Wang Chunged it.