crocussy
crocussy is the alternative form of crocusy.
Meaning of crocusy
Adjective
crocusy (comparative more crocusy, superlative most crocusy)
- Resembling or characteristic of crocuses.
- You don’t think that perhaps a big chou and ends of pale yellow chiffon—the nice spring crocusy yellow—would improve me?1902, Eleanor Hoyt, “Gowns and a Gobolink”, in Everybody’s Magazine, volume VII, page 378, column 2
- Featuring crocuses.
- Spring should have begun, yesterday, in earnest but the weather hangs back this year and so far there has not been much “Spring by advance installments.” There hasn’t been a real, balmy, crocusy, johnnyjumpup, Spring day, yet, and this is the 22nd.o f^([sic]) March.1909 March 22, The Piqua Daily Call, volume XXVI, number 135, Piqua, Oh.: The Call Publishing Co., page [2], column 2
Forms of crocussy
| comparative | more crocussy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most crocussy |
Questions about crocussy
- What is crocussy the alternative form of?
- Crocussy is the alternative form of crocusy.
Words near crocussy in the dictionary
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