gaudish
gaudish adjective: gaudy.
Adjective
gaudish (comparative more gaudish, superlative most gaudish)
- gaudy
- gaudish ceremonies1545, John Bale, The Image of Both Churches
Forms of gaudish
| comparative | more gaudish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most gaudish |
Origin of gaudish
From gaud + -ish.
Questions about gaudish
- What does gaudish mean?
- Gaudish means gaudy.
- What part of speech is gaudish?
- Gaudish is an adjective.
Words near gaudish in the dictionary
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