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moilsome

moilsome adjective: involving hard work or drudgery; gruelling.

Adjective

moilsome (comparative more moilsome, superlative most moilsome)

  1. Involving hard work or drudgery; gruelling.

Forms of moilsome

comparativemore moilsome
superlativemost moilsome

Origin of moilsome

moil + -some

Questions about moilsome

What does moilsome mean?
Moilsome means involving hard work or drudgery; gruelling.
What part of speech is moilsome?
Moilsome is an adjective.

Words near moilsome in the dictionary

  1. moileth
  2. moiley
  3. moilies
  4. moiling
  5. moils
  6. moilsome
  7. moily
  8. moimoi
  9. moin moin
  10. Moina
  11. moineau

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