lettucey
lettucey adjective: resembling or characteristic of lettuce.
Adjective
lettucey (comparative more lettucey, superlative most lettucey)
- Resembling or characteristic of lettuce.
- She read a bit in some evening paper about proper dieting, and she's gone all lettucey.1937, Georgette Heyer, The unfinished clue, page 6
- The flowers and weeds around him have coarsened with new growth, and the trees have a fresh lettucey look — how absurd, how delightful that growth should continue even in the month of December.1987, Carol Shields, Swann: a mystery, page 118
- Synonyms:
- lettucelike
Synonyms of lettucey
Forms of lettucey
| comparative | more lettucey |
|---|---|
| superlative | most lettucey |
| alternative form | lettucy |
Origin of lettucey
From lettuce + -y.
Questions about lettucey
- What does lettucey mean?
- Lettucey means resembling or characteristic of lettuce.
- What part of speech is lettucey?
- Lettucey is an adjective.
Words near lettucey in the dictionary
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