lurksome
lurksome adjective: characterised or marked by lurking; lurky.
Adjective
lurksome (comparative more lurksome, superlative most lurksome)
- Characterised or marked by lurking; lurky
- Whereas, The strong and lurksome hand of death has again entered the home of one of our members and taken from it our beloved brother and treasurer, [...]1914, Typographical Journal, volume 44
- Shrink not in fear of lurksome difficulties or disturbances.1918, Coal and Coal Trade Journal
Forms of lurksome
| comparative | more lurksome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most lurksome |
Origin of lurksome
From lurk + -some.
Questions about lurksome
- What does lurksome mean?
- Lurksome means characterised or marked by lurking; lurky.
- What part of speech is lurksome?
- Lurksome is an adjective.
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