landladyish
landladyish adjective: suggesting or befitting a landlady.
Adjective
landladyish (comparative more landladyish, superlative most landladyish)
- Suggesting or befitting a landlady.
- […] as if someone had suddenly switched on a searchlight which filled every corner of the odd landladyish room with its aspidistra and baize cloth and the smoke and heat of the game.1939, Nicholas Monsarrat, This Is the Schoolroom, page 12
Forms of landladyish
| comparative | more landladyish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most landladyish |
Origin of landladyish
From landlady + -ish.
Questions about landladyish
- What does landladyish mean?
- Landladyish means suggesting or befitting a landlady.
- What part of speech is landladyish?
- Landladyish is an adjective.
Words near landladyish in the dictionary
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