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eggsquisite

eggsquisite adjective: exquisite, when used in the context of eggs.

Adjective

eggsquisite (comparative more eggsquisite, superlative most eggsquisite)

  1. (informal) Exquisite, when used in the context of eggs.
    • A child may even want to give his egg up for adoption and should be allowed to do so without guilt producing comments. There are an "eggsquisite" number of spontaneous possibilities for learning and if more than two aware and compassionate adults are available, it is useful.1979, Michelle Kavanaugh, When I Grow Up: Structured Experiences for Expanding Male and Female Roles, Atlanta, Ga.: Humanics, →ISBN, page 51
    • You could give one to each guest as a keepsake, or you could even have guests create their own Fabergé egg at the party. Just buy all the supplies required, make sure you have a hot glue gun on hand; then have everyone create their own "eggsquisite" masterpiece!2001, Gordana Mosher, Liliana Pavicic, More than Just... Dinner and a Movie, Burlington, Ont.: Spice of Life Books Inc., →ISBN, page 104

Forms of eggsquisite

comparativemore eggsquisite
superlativemost eggsquisite

Origin of eggsquisite

Blend of egg + exquisite.

Questions about eggsquisite

What does eggsquisite mean?
Eggsquisite means exquisite, when used in the context of eggs.
What part of speech is eggsquisite?
Eggsquisite is an adjective.

Words near eggsquisite in the dictionary

  1. eggspoonfuls
  2. eggspoons
  3. eggspoonsful
  4. eggspot
  5. eggspots
  6. eggsquisite
  7. eggstatic
  8. eggstent
  9. eggstraordinary
  10. eggstravagant
  11. eggstravaganza

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