margariney
margariney adjective: margarinelike.
Adjective
margariney (comparative more margariney, superlative most margariney)
- Margarinelike.
- On bread or biscuits, even on hot toast, there isn’t a trace of that tell-tale ‘margariny’ feeling.1956 November 22, “Marianne margarine”, in The Daily Mail, number 22,116, Hull, page six
- 1 TSP. OIL, COCONUT OIL OR MARGARINE-Y SUBSTANCE2014, Joshua Ploeg, This Ain’t No Picnic: Your Punk Rock Vegan Cookbook, Microcosm Publishing, →ISBN
Forms of margariney
| comparative | more margariney |
|---|---|
| superlative | most margariney |
Origin of margariney
From margarine + -y.
Questions about margariney
- What does margariney mean?
- Margariney means margarinelike.
- What part of speech is margariney?
- Margariney is an adjective.
Words near margariney in the dictionary
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