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creaturesome

creaturesome adjective: characterised or marked by (the presence of) creatures.

Adjective

creaturesome (comparative more creaturesome, superlative most creaturesome)

  1. (rare) Characterised or marked by (the presence of) creatures.
    • The Cosmos is nothing other than the essence of God made creaturesome.1879, The Journal of Speculative Philosophy
    • Like a chattering child
      In the creaturesome dark,
      I would stay close to the light […]2006, Fred Beake, New and Selected Poems, page 59

Forms of creaturesome

comparativemore creaturesome
superlativemost creaturesome

Origin of creaturesome

From creature + -some.

Questions about creaturesome

What does creaturesome mean?
Creaturesome means characterised or marked by (the presence of) creatures.
What part of speech is creaturesome?
Creaturesome is an adjective.

Words near creaturesome in the dictionary

  1. creatures
  2. creatures of habit
  3. creatures of statute
  4. creatures of the night
  5. creatureship
  6. creaturesome
  7. creaturess
  8. creaturesses
  9. creaturish
  10. creaturism
  11. creaturize

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