Jewy
/ˈd͡ʒuːi/
Jewy adjective: characteristic of a Jew or the Jews; Jewish.
Adjective
Jewy (comparative more Jewy, superlative most Jewy)
- Characteristic of a Jew or the Jews; Jewish.
- Oh my God, that weird, little Jewy guy!2015, South Park (TV series), season 18, episode 1
- “Let's start with some reading.” “The Book of Creation. That sounds juicy.” “That's too advanced for you. If you want to become Jewish, you must first study the Torah. In the beginning, God created heaven and Earth.” “Hey, they lifted that line from the Bible. This is going to be fun. Let's get...2017 December 25, Teresa Hsiao, “Santa, Schmanta” (3:04 from the start), in American Dad!, season 15, episode 1, spoken by Roger (Seth MacFarlane)
Forms of Jewy
| comparative | more Jewy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Jewy |
| alternative form | Jewey |
Origin of Jewy
From Jew + -y.
Words formed from Jewy
Words that rhyme with Jewy
Questions about Jewy
- What does Jewy mean?
- Jewy means characteristic of a Jew or the Jews; Jewish.
- What part of speech is Jewy?
- Jewy is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce Jewy?
- Jewy is pronounced /ˈd͡ʒuːi/.
Words near Jewy in the dictionary
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