missewn
missewn adjective: containing sewing errors. Also the past participle of missew.
Adjective
missewn (comparative more missewn, superlative most missewn)
- Containing sewing errors.
- Thus, whether a dress was pretty and well made or ugly and missewn was irrelevant, since profit was not at issue: the dress would be “given away” at a subsidized price, not sold.2005, Vladimir Tismaneanu, The Revolutions of 1989, page 70
- A universe can be fully equivalent to a lesser-dimensional one on its boundary. Like missewn threads between different parts of a shirt, nonlocal.2008, George Musser, The Complete Idiot's Guide to String Theory
Also used as
missewn is also the past participle of missew.
Forms of missewn
| comparative | more missewn |
|---|---|
| superlative | most missewn |
Origin of missewn
From mis- + sewn.
Questions about missewn
- What does missewn mean?
- Missewn means containing sewing errors.
- What part of speech is missewn?
- Missewn is an adjective.
Words near missewn in the dictionary
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