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macky

/ˈmæ.ki/

macky adjective: large.

Adjective

macky (comparative more macky, superlative most macky)

  1. (UK, West-Country, slang, Bristol) Large.
    • Why is it such a special city? - Great people, a gert lush accent, and the city has great scenery with a gert macky Clifton Suspension Bridge.2010 July 8, Scott, “Have your say: Describing why Bristol is so unique?”, in BBC News, retrieved 20 Nov 2014
    Synonyms:
    gert

Synonyms of macky

Forms of macky

comparativemore macky
superlativemost macky

Words that rhyme with macky

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Questions about macky

What does macky mean?
Macky means large.
What part of speech is macky?
Macky is an adjective.
How do you pronounce macky?
Macky is pronounced /ˈmæ.ki/.

Words near macky in the dictionary

  1. Macks Creek
  2. macks out
  3. Mackstutis
  4. Macksville
  5. Mackworth
  6. macky
  7. MacLachlan
  8. Maclagan
  9. Maclagans
  10. MacLane
  11. Maclaurin

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