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hammocky

hammocky adjective: resembling or characteristic of a hammock.

Adjective

hammocky (comparative more hammocky, superlative most hammocky)

  1. Resembling or characteristic of a hammock.
    • Not passive, not feeble, but actively engaged in embracing the hammocky wonders of us and the world we find each other suspended in, I and my long-time lover, all the day long.2016 June 27, Bernard Louis De Koven, “Hammocky Dreams”, in A Playful Path

Forms of hammocky

comparativemore hammocky
superlativemost hammocky

Origin of hammocky

From hammock + -y.

Questions about hammocky

What does hammocky mean?
Hammocky means resembling or characteristic of a hammock.
What part of speech is hammocky?
Hammocky is an adjective.

Words near hammocky in the dictionary

  1. hammocked
  2. hammocking
  3. hammockless
  4. hammocklike
  5. hammocks
  6. hammocky
  7. Hammon
  8. Hammond
  9. Hammond Island
  10. Hammond organ
  11. Hammond organs

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