grapplesome
grapplesome adjective: characterised or marked by grappling.
Adjective
grapplesome (comparative more grapplesome, superlative most grapplesome)
- Characterised or marked by grappling
- Tossing off malefactor, mausoleum and monarch with ready dispatch, Bierce soon came hand‐to‐paw with one of the most grapplesome words of his time, the ostensibly innocuous noun monkey.1968, LIFE - Vol. 65, No. 21: Evolution Revolution in Arkansas
Forms of grapplesome
| comparative | more grapplesome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most grapplesome |
Origin of grapplesome
From grapple + -some.
Questions about grapplesome
- What does grapplesome mean?
- Grapplesome means characterised or marked by grappling.
- What part of speech is grapplesome?
- Grapplesome is an adjective.
Words near grapplesome in the dictionary
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