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gloomster

gloomster noun: a gloomy, negative person.

Noun

gloomster (plural gloomsters)

  1. A gloomy, negative person.
    • As the self-confessed scourge of “doomsters and gloomsters”, the prime minister visibly loathed having to tell the nation in March their local would be shut down by the government – and enjoyed telling them “bustle” can now return to the high street.2020 June 26, Heather Stewart, “Boris Johnson hopes bullish approach can bring back the 'bustle'”, in The Guardian, →ISSN

Forms of gloomster

pluralgloomsters

Origin of gloomster

From gloom + -ster.

Questions about gloomster

What does gloomster mean?
Gloomster means a gloomy, negative person.
What part of speech is gloomster?
Gloomster is a noun.
What is the plural of gloomster?
The plural of gloomster is gloomsters.

Words near gloomster in the dictionary

  1. gloomleader
  2. gloomleaders
  3. gloomless
  4. glooms
  5. gloomsome
  6. gloomster
  7. gloomsters
  8. gloomth
  9. gloomward
  10. gloomy
  11. gloomy geese

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