goddish
goddish adjective: characteristic or typical of a god; godlike.
Adjective (1)
goddish (comparative more goddish, superlative most goddish)
Adjective (2) capitalized: Goddish
Goddish (comparative more Goddish, superlative most Goddish)
- Alternative form of goddish.
Synonyms of goddish
Forms of goddish
| comparative | more goddish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most goddish |
| alternative form | Goddish |
| comparative | more Goddish |
| superlative | most Goddish |
Origin of goddish
From Middle English *goddisshe, goddyche, equivalent to god + -ish.
Questions about goddish
- What does goddish mean?
- Goddish means characteristic or typical of a god; godlike.
- What part of speech is goddish?
- Goddish is an adjective.
Words near goddish in the dictionary
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