kibbutzy
kibbutzy adjective: resembling or characteristic of a kibbutz.
Adjective
kibbutzy (comparative more kibbutzy, superlative most kibbutzy)
- Resembling or characteristic of a kibbutz.
- When I was a teenager I went to Chios and Thasos and sometimes to Platamona south of Thessanoniki where I would go camping with Greek playmates in a kind of kibbutzy atmosphere of sandy sexual romps and epic binge drinking.2015 July 15, Lawrence Osborne, “How to make Greece rich”, in Politico, archived from the original on 28 Jan 2021
- “As opposed to having that customer-owner relationship, it’s more kibbutzy,” Lehrer Sandalow said. “We’re all in it together and let’s make it happen.”2019 July 12, Josefin Dolsten, “A Chicago co-working space is a Jewish take on WeWork”, in The Times of Israel, archived from the original on 17 Nov 2019
Forms of kibbutzy
| comparative | more kibbutzy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most kibbutzy |
Origin of kibbutzy
From kibbutz + -y.
Questions about kibbutzy
- What does kibbutzy mean?
- Kibbutzy means resembling or characteristic of a kibbutz.
- What part of speech is kibbutzy?
- Kibbutzy is an adjective.
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