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cinnamony

cinnamony adjective: redolent of cinnamon; containing cinnamon.

Adjective

cinnamony (comparative cinnamonier, superlative cinnamoniest)

  1. Redolent of cinnamon; containing cinnamon.
    • “Mmm, smells good, Mummy.” Tessa smiled nostalgically and sniffed the air as she came into the kitchen. “You always made the cinnamoniest pies.[…]”1994 January, Martha Schroeder, chapter 8, in The Law of Love, New York, N.Y.: Zebra Books, →ISBN, page 113

Forms of cinnamony

comparativecinnamonier
superlativecinnamoniest

Origin of cinnamony

From cinnamon + -y.

Questions about cinnamony

What does cinnamony mean?
Cinnamony means redolent of cinnamon; containing cinnamon.
What part of speech is cinnamony?
Cinnamony is an adjective.

Words near cinnamony in the dictionary

  1. cinnamonritas
  2. cinnamons
  3. cinnamontini
  4. cinnamontinis
  5. cinnamonwood
  6. cinnamony
  7. cinnamoyl
  8. cinnamoylated
  9. cinnamoylglycine
  10. cinnamoyls
  11. cinnamtannin

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