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dungeonous

dungeonous adjective: possessing medieval, dungeon-like attributes or atmosphere.

Adjective

dungeonous (comparative more dungeonous, superlative most dungeonous)

  1. Possessing medieval, dungeon-like attributes or atmosphere.

Forms of dungeonous

comparativemore dungeonous
superlativemost dungeonous

Origin of dungeonous

From dungeon + -ous.

Questions about dungeonous

What does dungeonous mean?
Dungeonous means possessing medieval, dungeon-like attributes or atmosphere.
What part of speech is dungeonous?
Dungeonous is an adjective.

Words near dungeonous in the dictionary

  1. dungeonlike
  2. dungeonmaster
  3. dungeonmasters
  4. dungeonmistress
  5. dungeonmistresses
  6. dungeonous
  7. dungeons
  8. Dungeons & Dragoner
  9. Dungeons & Dragoners
  10. Dungeons & Dragons
  11. Dungeons and Dragoner

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