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Greeky

/ˈɡɹiːki/

Greeky adjective: somewhat Greek; Greekish.

Adjective

Greeky (comparative more Greeky, superlative most Greeky)

  1. (informal) Somewhat Greek; Greekish.
    • […] a Greeky front with white pillars, and a big old hall, and a big old garden—1919, Marie Conway Oemler, A Woman Named Smith
    • She is dressed diaphanously, like a Greeky Isadora Duncan dancing the blues away in Hemingway's Paris. She even has an ivy wreath in her hair.2020, Daniel Taylor, Woe to the Scribes and Pharisees: A Jon Mote Mystery, page 121

Forms of Greeky

comparativemore Greeky
superlativemost Greeky

Origin of Greeky

From Greek + -y.

Words that rhyme with Greeky

11 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about Greeky

What does Greeky mean?
Greeky means somewhat Greek; Greekish.
What part of speech is Greeky?
Greeky is an adjective.
How do you pronounce Greeky?
Greeky is pronounced /ˈɡɹiːki/.

Words near Greeky in the dictionary

  1. Greekness
  2. greeks
  3. greeks it
  4. Greektown
  5. Greektowns
  6. Greeky
  7. Greeley
  8. Greeley Center
  9. Greeley County
  10. Greeley Hill
  11. Greeleys

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