amberish
amberish adjective: somewhat amber in colour.
Adjective
amberish (comparative more amberish, superlative most amberish)
- Somewhat amber in colour.
- She sits, with a rose in her lap, against an amberish-hued curtain.1879 June, “The Two New York Exhibitions”, in Atlantic Monthly, volume 43, number 260, →ISSN, page 787
Forms of amberish
| comparative | more amberish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most amberish |
Origin of amberish
From amber + -ish.
Questions about amberish
- What does amberish mean?
- Amberish means somewhat amber in colour.
- What part of speech is amberish?
- Amberish is an adjective.
Words near amberish in the dictionary
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