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don't-careish

don't-careish adjective: not caring about something; indifferent or blasé.

Adjective

don't-careish (comparative more don't-careish, superlative most don't-careish)

  1. (colloquial) Not caring about something; indifferent or blasé.

Forms of don't-careish

comparativemore don't-careish
superlativemost don't-careish
alternative formdon't-carish

Origin of don't-careish

From don't + care + -ish.

Words formed from don't-careish

Questions about don't-careish

What does don't-careish mean?
Don't-careish means not caring about something; indifferent or blasé.
What part of speech is don't-careish?
Don't-careish is an adjective.

Words near don't-careish in the dictionary

  1. don't's
  2. don't-argue
  3. don't-argued
  4. don't-argues
  5. don't-arguing
  6. don't-careish
  7. don't-careishness
  8. don't-carish
  9. don't-carishness
  10. don'tcha
  11. don'ts

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