bloatsome
bloatsome adjective: characterised or marked by bloating.
Adjective
bloatsome (comparative more bloatsome, superlative most bloatsome)
- Characterised or marked by bloating
- What can I wear under these bloatsome circumstances that will be festive and fun, sexy and sharp but won't push down on Pearl's gift to my system? A nightshirt.2011, Fran Lebowitz, Tales From A Broad: An Unreliable Memoir
- Would that I had never inherited that bloatsome and lugubrious legacy.2013, Mark McLaughlin, Best Little Witch-House in Arkham
Forms of bloatsome
| comparative | more bloatsome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most bloatsome |
Origin of bloatsome
From bloat + -some.
Questions about bloatsome
- What does bloatsome mean?
- Bloatsome means characterised or marked by bloating.
- What part of speech is bloatsome?
- Bloatsome is an adjective.
Words near bloatsome in the dictionary
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