gluish
/ˈɡluːɪʃ/
gluish adjective: somewhat gluey.
Adjective
gluish (comparative more gluish, superlative most gluish)
- Somewhat gluey.
- and the liquor be gluish betweene your fingers1622, John Bonoeil, His Majesties... Letter to the Earle of South-Hampton... Also a Treatise of the Art of Making Silke..., page 46
Forms of gluish
| comparative | more gluish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most gluish |
Origin of gluish
From Middle English glewysch; equivalent to glue + -ish.
Questions about gluish
- What does gluish mean?
- Gluish means somewhat gluey.
- What part of speech is gluish?
- Gluish is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce gluish?
- Gluish is pronounced /ˈɡluːɪʃ/.
Words near gluish in the dictionary
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