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DILFy

/ˈdɪlfi/

DILFy adjective: being, resembling, or befitting a DILF.

Adjective

DILFy (comparative DILFier, superlative DILFiest)

  1. Being, resembling, or befitting a DILF.
    • Then his megalomaniacal role as surgeon Dr. Jed Hill in Malice clinched my sexual servitude. As DILFy as mere mortals are, nothing fulfills me more than being filled up by a dude with a God Complex.2007, Mary H.K. Choi, “Alec Baldwin...Dude, he’s a Baldwin”, in Missbehave, number 3, page 26
    • She scoffs. “You're such a little shit! But I forgive you because you're having such a Dickensian moment in life right now. Penniless and swept off your feet by a DILFy cowboy, all in the same day.”2021, Rachel Ember, “Lance” (chapter 10), in Signs of Spring, Chestnut Press

Forms of DILFy

comparativeDILFier
superlativeDILFiest
alternative formdilfy

Origin of DILFy

From DILF + -y.

Words that rhyme with DILFy

Questions about DILFy

What does DILFy mean?
DILFy means being, resembling, or befitting a DILF.
What part of speech is DILFy?
DILFy is an adjective.
How do you pronounce DILFy?
DILFy is pronounced /ˈdɪlfi/.

Words near DILFy in the dictionary

  1. dilevalol
  2. DILF
  3. DILFier
  4. DILFiest
  5. DILFs
  6. DILFy
  7. DILG
  8. Dilger
  9. Dilgers
  10. Dilhorne
  11. Dili

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