frittersome
frittersome adjective: characterised or marked by frittering; wasteful, squandersome.
Adjective
frittersome (comparative more frittersome, superlative most frittersome)
- Characterised or marked by frittering; wasteful, squandersome.
- It was very seldom that she was ever stubborn, for despite her frittersome ways she really was very fond of her two daughters and could, by skilful management, be twisted around either of their little fingers.2012, Hayley Ann Solomon, Madrigals And Mistletoe
Forms of frittersome
| comparative | more frittersome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most frittersome |
Origin of frittersome
From fritter + -some.
Questions about frittersome
- What does frittersome mean?
- Frittersome means characterised or marked by frittering; wasteful, squandersome.
- What part of speech is frittersome?
- Frittersome is an adjective.
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