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doorsteppy

doorsteppy adjective: of bread: sliced very thick.

Adjective

doorsteppy (comparative more doorsteppy, superlative most doorsteppy)

  1. (UK, informal) Of bread: sliced very thick.
    • In my experience, the more doorsteppy the sandwiches, the better.2017, Kerry Fisher, The Silent Wife
    • My porridge was followed by toast, thick, doorsteppy chunks of it, and I tried to be polite with the amount of butter I slathered on them.2021, Vivienne Bennett, The Meanderings of a Serial Goat Keeper

Forms of doorsteppy

comparativemore doorsteppy
superlativemost doorsteppy

Origin of doorsteppy

From doorstep + -y.

Questions about doorsteppy

What does doorsteppy mean?
Doorsteppy means of bread: sliced very thick.
What part of speech is doorsteppy?
Doorsteppy is an adjective.

Words near doorsteppy in the dictionary

  1. doorstepped
  2. doorstepper
  3. doorsteppers
  4. doorstepping
  5. doorsteppings
  6. doorsteppy
  7. doorsteps
  8. doorstone
  9. doorstones
  10. doorstop
  11. doorstopper

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