Iricism
Iricism noun: irishism.
Noun
Iricism (plural Iricisms)
- Irishism
- May 1820, Francis Jeffrey, "Life of Curran", in Edinburgh Review
There is no more such nonsense in the book — nor any other Iricism so discreditable to the taste either of its hero or its author
- May 1820, Francis Jeffrey, "Life of Curran", in Edinburgh Review
Forms of Iricism
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Questions about Iricism
- What does Iricism mean?
- Iricism means irishism.
- What part of speech is Iricism?
- Iricism is a noun.
- What is the plural of Iricism?
- The plural of Iricism is Iricisms.
Words near Iricism in the dictionary
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