dingbatty
dingbatty adjective: like a dingbat; silly and not very smart.
Adjective
dingbatty (comparative more dingbatty, superlative most dingbatty)
- Like a dingbat; silly and not very smart.
- Of course she would involve the police and the football coach and a battery of Mark's dingbatty friends.1999, Antonya Nelson, Nobody's Girl
- Then they returned in such a giddy mood that I could have easily mistaken my mother for one of Becky's dingbatty friends.2001, John Fischer, Saint Ben with the Saint's and Angel's Song, page 142
Forms of dingbatty
| comparative | more dingbatty |
|---|---|
| superlative | most dingbatty |
Origin of dingbatty
From dingbat + -y.
Questions about dingbatty
- What does dingbatty mean?
- Dingbatty means like a dingbat; silly and not very smart.
- What part of speech is dingbatty?
- Dingbatty is an adjective.
Words near dingbatty in the dictionary
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