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bugsome

bugsome adjective: characteristic or typical of a bug (all senses).

Adjective

bugsome (comparative more bugsome, superlative most bugsome)

  1. Characteristic or typical of a bug (all senses).
    • No wonder I felt like death and had diarrhoea! I blew up in a rage, and feeling worn out and in expectation of death by something bugsome, drafted a farewell letter, tore it up and so wearily, wearily to bed.2011, Vicky Thomas, Max Arthur, Naga Queen
  2. Characterised or marked by bugging; bothersome; annoying.
    • Georgie's mother is very bugsome, to tell you the truth. If I had to live with her I'd get tension headaches too.2010, Natasha Friend, Perfect

Forms of bugsome

comparativemore bugsome
superlativemost bugsome

Origin of bugsome

From bug + -some.

Questions about bugsome

What does bugsome mean?
Bugsome means characteristic or typical of a bug (all senses).
What part of speech is bugsome?
Bugsome is an adjective.

Words near bugsome in the dictionary

  1. bugs up one's ass
  2. bugseed
  3. bugseeds
  4. bugsha
  5. bugshas
  6. bugsome
  7. bugsona
  8. bugsonas
  9. bugspotting
  10. Bugsukan
  11. bugsy

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