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moundy

/ˈmaʊndi/

moundy adjective: resembling, characteristic of, or covered with mounds.

Adjective

moundy (comparative more moundy, superlative most moundy)

  1. Resembling, characteristic of, or covered with mounds.
    • The British Cemetery is a moundy patch of weeds and thistles, surrounded by a stone wall.1869, Sir William Howard Russell, A Diary in the East During the Tour of the Prince and Princess of Wales, volume 2, page 472

Forms of moundy

comparativemore moundy
superlativemost moundy

Origin of moundy

From mound + -y.

Words formed from moundy

Questions about moundy

What does moundy mean?
Moundy means resembling, characteristic of, or covered with mounds.
What part of speech is moundy?
Moundy is an adjective.
How do you pronounce moundy?
Moundy is pronounced /ˈmaʊndi/.

Words near moundy in the dictionary

  1. moundsman
  2. moundsmen
  3. Moundsville
  4. moundwork
  5. moundworks
  6. moundy
  7. mounge
  8. mounged
  9. Mounger
  10. Moungers
  11. mounges

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