familyish
familyish adjective: suitable for, or characteristic of, family.
Adjective
familyish (comparative more familyish, superlative most familyish)
- Suitable for, or characteristic of, family.
- Her new neighborhood had to be “more familyish, less hipsterish,” and preferably near Prospect Park, which she liked better than McCarren Park, so packed with exercisers that it felt like an athletic field.2009 August 16, Joyce Cohen, “Pickiness Pays Off for an Apartment Hunter”, in New York Times
Forms of familyish
| comparative | more familyish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most familyish |
Origin of familyish
From family + -ish.
Questions about familyish
- What does familyish mean?
- Familyish means suitable for, or characteristic of, family.
- What part of speech is familyish?
- Familyish is an adjective.
Words near familyish in the dictionary
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