junglesome
junglesome adjective: characterised or marked by jungle (terrain); jungly.
Adjective
junglesome (comparative more junglesome, superlative most junglesome)
- Characterised or marked by jungle (terrain); jungly.
- And when you came back from the junglesome rout,
Refused to get out […]1912, Harper's Weekly - Issues 2872-2897, volume 56, page 6 - Don't shower her with flowers—her boudoir already is junglesome enough to make Thorley look to his laurels.1916, W. J. Thorold, Arthur Hornblow, Our Players' Gallery, volumes 23-24
- And when you came back from the junglesome rout,
Examples of junglesome in a sentence
- There's one especially junglesome place that nobody but me knows about.1950, Kent Curtis, Cruises in the Sun, page 14:
- An iron lattice separated the hall from the living room, where the stuffiness expanded in the shape of megafauna skin cushions and junglesome indoor plants.2018, Edgar Cantero, Meddling Kids, page 144:
Forms of junglesome
| comparative | more junglesome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most junglesome |
Origin of junglesome
From jungle + -some.
Questions about junglesome
- What does junglesome mean?
- Junglesome means characterised or marked by jungle (terrain); jungly.
- How do you use junglesome in a sentence?
- There's one especially junglesome place that nobody but me knows about.
- What part of speech is junglesome?
- Junglesome is an adjective.
Words near junglesome in the dictionary
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