book-ridden
book-ridden adjective: dominated or plagued by books.
Adjective
book-ridden (comparative more book-ridden, superlative most book-ridden)
- Dominated or plagued by books.
- He refused to come out of his dusty book-ridden room.
Forms of book-ridden
| comparative | more book-ridden |
|---|---|
| superlative | most book-ridden |
Origin of book-ridden
From book + -ridden.
Questions about book-ridden
- What does book-ridden mean?
- Book-ridden means dominated or plagued by books.
- What part of speech is book-ridden?
- Book-ridden is an adjective.
Words near book-ridden in the dictionary
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