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boyfriendish

boyfriendish adjective: resembling or characteristic of a boyfriend.

Adjective

boyfriendish (comparative more boyfriendish, superlative most boyfriendish)

  1. (informal) Resembling or characteristic of a boyfriend.
    • Nothing here that looks very boyfriendish.2004, Jerry H. Friedland, Deadly Personal
    • To help her out, I try to put on a very sincere face, a very caring face, a boyfriendish sort of face.2007, Lisa Yee, Stanford Wong Flunks Big-Time (The Millicent Min Trilogy, Book 2)

Examples of boyfriendish in a sentence

  • So all I had to do was to be a nice boy and eat all that he served me and make sure not to act boyfriendish while he was around... and I would be safe.2011, Abhimanyu Jha, A Dilli - Mumbai Love Story:
  • He was teasing me, not being flirty or boyfriendish.2014, Melissa Foster, Seaside Secrets (Love in Bloom: Seaside Summers, Book 4):

Forms of boyfriendish

comparativemore boyfriendish
superlativemost boyfriendish
alternative formboyfriend-ish

Origin of boyfriendish

From boyfriend + -ish.

Questions about boyfriendish

What does boyfriendish mean?
Boyfriendish means resembling or characteristic of a boyfriend.
How do you use boyfriendish in a sentence?
So all I had to do was to be a nice boy and eat all that he served me and make sure not to act boyfriendish while he was around... and I would be safe.
What part of speech is boyfriendish?
Boyfriendish is an adjective.

Words near boyfriendish in the dictionary

  1. boyfriend-ish
  2. boyfriendable
  3. boyfriended
  4. boyfriendhood
  5. boyfriending
  6. boyfriendish
  7. boyfriendless
  8. boyfriendlessness
  9. boyfriendo
  10. boyfriendos
  11. boyfriends

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