ambery
US/ˈæmbəɹi/
ambery adjective: like or resembling amber. Also the obsolete form of ambry.
Adjective
ambery (comparative more ambery, superlative most ambery)
- Like or resembling amber.
- The beer was ambery gold in color.
- an ambery aspect
Also used as
ambery is also the obsolete form of ambry.
Forms of ambery
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more ambery |
| superlative | most ambery |
| Noun | |
| plural | amberies |
Origin of ambery
From amber + -y.
Questions about ambery
- What does ambery mean?
- Ambery means like or resembling amber.
- What part of speech is ambery?
- Ambery is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce ambery?
- Ambery is pronounced /ˈæmbəɹi/ (US).
Words near ambery in the dictionary
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