cucumbery
cucumbery adjective: resembling cucumber.
Adjective
cucumbery (comparative more cucumbery, superlative most cucumbery)
- resembling cucumber
- She cut the frilly shamrock leaves of the burnet off the stems, minced the tiny pile with a butcher knife, then stirred their green flecks mightily into the bowl of dip, the better to have the catered-to ask, "Ooh, what gives it that cucumbery taste?"1999, Ivan Doig, Mountain Time
Forms of cucumbery
| comparative | more cucumbery |
|---|---|
| superlative | most cucumbery |
Origin of cucumbery
From cucumber + -y.
Questions about cucumbery
- What does cucumbery mean?
- Cucumbery means resembling cucumber.
- What part of speech is cucumbery?
- Cucumbery is an adjective.
Words near cucumbery in the dictionary
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