fadish
fadish adjective: having the characteristics of a fad.
Adjective
fadish (comparative more fadish, superlative most fadish)
- Having the characteristics of a fad.
- And with a wave of merchandising almost ready to go, there is every indication of fadish success.1990 January 21, John Stanley, “'The Simpsons': Cartoon Clan of The Grotesque”, in San Francisco Chronicle
Forms of fadish
| comparative | more fadish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most fadish |
| alternative form | faddish |
| alternative form | fad-ish |
Origin of fadish
From fad + -ish.
Questions about fadish
- What does fadish mean?
- Fadish means having the characteristics of a fad.
- What part of speech is fadish?
- Fadish is an adjective.
Words near fadish in the dictionary
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