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interrupty

interrupty adjective: inclined to interrupt others.

Adjective

interrupty (comparative more interrupty, superlative most interrupty)

  1. (colloquial) Inclined to interrupt others.
    • Brandon was so interrupty that I could hardly get a word in.
    • Please stop interrupting. You are very interrupty today.2012, Miranda Hart, Is It Just Me?, London: Hodder & Stoughton, →ISBN, page 248

Forms of interrupty

comparativemore interrupty
superlativemost interrupty

Origin of interrupty

From interrupt + -y.

Questions about interrupty

What does interrupty mean?
Interrupty means inclined to interrupt others.
What part of speech is interrupty?
Interrupty is an adjective.

Words near interrupty in the dictionary

  1. interruptless
  2. interruptor
  3. interruptors
  4. interruptory
  5. interrupts
  6. interrupty
  7. inters
  8. intersaccade
  9. intersaccades
  10. intersaccadic
  11. intersaccular

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