hootmalalie
hootmalalie noun: something for which one does not have a name.
Noun
hootmalalie (countable and uncountable, plural hootmalalies)
- Something for which one does not have a name.
- In any case, I'm talking about that long, rod-shaped, copper hootmalalie from which your racks hang during processing.1983, Plating and Surface Finishing - Volume 70, Issues 7-12, page 27
- There is an old English . . . uh . . . hootmalalie . . . you know, a proverb, that says 'A man of words and not of deeds is like a garden full of weeds.'2002, Peggy Christian, The Bookstore Mouse, →ISBN, page 43
Forms of hootmalalie
| plural | hootmalalies |
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Questions about hootmalalie
- What does hootmalalie mean?
- Hootmalalie means something for which one does not have a name.
- What part of speech is hootmalalie?
- Hootmalalie is a noun.
- What is the plural of hootmalalie?
- The plural of hootmalalie is hootmalalies.
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