What is the past tense of swoll?

"Swoll" is a slang term, and while it's often used in the present tense, it doesn't have a traditional past tense form.

Here's why:

* Slang: It's a slang term, meaning it's informal and doesn't follow strict grammatical rules.

* Origin: It comes from the phrase "swollen," which is already a past participle.

Alternatives:

To express the past tense, you could use:

* Was swoll: This is the most common way to express the past tense.

* Got swoll: This is a more informal way to say it.

* Swollen: While this is more formal, it still conveys the same idea.

For example:

* "I was swoll after lifting weights."

* "My muscles got swoll after that workout."

* "My biceps were swollen from all the bicep curls."