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geezery

geezery adjective: like a geezer: old and senile.

Adjective

geezery (comparative more geezery, superlative most geezery)

  1. (US, informal) Like a geezer: old and senile
    • Stayed up thar myself fer a spell - with some geezery ole moonshiners.1966, Josephine Carson, First Man, Last Man
    Synonyms:
    geezerly

Synonyms of geezery

Forms of geezery

comparativemore geezery
superlativemost geezery

Origin of geezery

From geezer + -y.

Questions about geezery

What does geezery mean?
Geezery means like a geezer: old and senile.
What part of speech is geezery?
Geezery is an adjective.

Words near geezery in the dictionary

  1. geezerdom
  2. geezerish
  3. geezerlike
  4. geezerly
  5. geezers
  6. geezery
  7. geezes up
  8. geezing up
  9. GEF
  10. gefarnate
  11. Geffen

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