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clidgy

clidgy adjective: sticky; tacky.

Adjective

clidgy (comparative more clidgy, superlative most clidgy)

  1. Sticky; tacky.
    • When he'd got the objects properly on to his spade and had brushed off some of the clidgy earth, he saw a metal bar, about six inches long, rather like an outsize safety pin, on which were hung three keys of different shapes and sizes.2011, Catherine Storr, The If Game

Forms of clidgy

comparativemore clidgy
superlativemost clidgy

Questions about clidgy

What does clidgy mean?
Clidgy means sticky; tacky.
What part of speech is clidgy?
Clidgy is an adjective.

Words near clidgy in the dictionary

  1. clicky
  2. clidafidine
  3. clidal
  4. clidanac
  5. Cliddesden
  6. clidgy
  7. clidinium
  8. clidinium bromide
  9. clidocostal
  10. clidocranial
  11. clidoic

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