pwnzar
the spanish word for pwnzorz, meaning to completely dominate an opponent in any way, shape, or form. consists of the same conjugations as a regular -ar spanish verb, such as duchar, bailar, dar, etc.
present tense:
pwnzo pwnzamos
pwnzas ——–
pwnza pwnzan
preterite tense:
pwnze pwnzamos
pwnzaste ——-
pwnzo pwnzan
imperfect tense:
pwnzaba pwnzabamos
pwnzabas ———
pwnzaba pwnzan
current tense: pwnzando
yo pwnzo tu todos los dias.
tu eras pwnzando me cuando necesitaste ir la casa.
ella pwnzo nosotros ayer.
nosotros pwnzabamos ellos primer la tempestad.
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