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bullysome

bullysome adjective: characterised or marked by bullying.

Adjective

bullysome (comparative more bullysome, superlative most bullysome)

  1. Characterised or marked by bullying.
    • I can be a little bit bullysome . . . as long as my friends like me, nothing else matters.2003, Osborn, Marilyn, Broadfoot, Patricia, McNess, Elizabeth, A World Of Difference?
    • Others will be bullysome as if to invoke some right that they are allowed over.2012, steven norton, Defence Against The Dark Arts

Forms of bullysome

comparativemore bullysome
superlativemost bullysome
alternative formbullisome
alternative formbully-some

Origin of bullysome

From bully + -some.

Questions about bullysome

What does bullysome mean?
Bullysome means characterised or marked by bullying.
What part of speech is bullysome?
Bullysome is an adjective.

Words near bullysome in the dictionary

  1. bullyragger
  2. bullyraggers
  3. bullyragging
  4. bullyrags
  5. bullys
  6. bullysome
  7. bullytree
  8. bullytrees
  9. bullywug
  10. bullywugs
  11. Bulman

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