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indoorsmanship

indoorsmanship noun: the state or quality of being an indoorsman.

Noun

indoorsmanship (uncountable)

  1. The state or quality of being an indoorsman.
    • He is tall, which often signifies strength in humans, but his form is thin and, to you, seems malnourished. You assume this is likely the result of countless years of indoorsmanship.2021, Dan Sheehan, I Am Not A Wolf, Andrews McMeel Publishing, page 5

Origin of indoorsmanship

From indoorsman + -ship.

Questions about indoorsmanship

What does indoorsmanship mean?
Indoorsmanship means the state or quality of being an indoorsman.
What part of speech is indoorsmanship?
Indoorsmanship is a noun.

Words near indoorsmanship in the dictionary

  1. Indooroopilly
  2. indoors
  3. indoors voice
  4. indoors voices
  5. indoorsman
  6. indoorsmanship
  7. indoorsmen
  8. indoorsy
  9. indopacific
  10. INDOPACOM
  11. indopanolol

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