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cheersome

cheersome adjective: characterised or marked by cheer.

Adjective

cheersome (comparative more cheersome, superlative most cheersome)

  1. Characterised or marked by cheer
    • In more cheersome vein, there are young Edward's “boules,” which could not be “marbles,” although they so obviously are.2008, Margaret Frazer, The Apostate's Tale
    • More sarcastic than the last, Gallion answered back, “I see your cheersomemood has really blossomed on this ship.”2013, Neil Martin, The Black Phoenix Cycle

Forms of cheersome

comparativemore cheersome
superlativemost cheersome

Origin of cheersome

From cheer + -some.

Questions about cheersome

What does cheersome mean?
Cheersome means characterised or marked by cheer.
What part of speech is cheersome?
Cheersome is an adjective.

Words near cheersome in the dictionary

  1. cheers up
  2. cheers, big ears
  3. cheersed
  4. cheerses
  5. cheersing
  6. cheersome
  7. cheery
  8. cheery-bye
  9. chees
  10. chees and chaws
  11. cheesable

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