nasky
nasky adjective: nasty.
Adjective
nasky (comparative naskier, superlative naskiest)
Forms of nasky
| comparative | naskier |
|---|---|
| superlative | naskiest |
Origin of nasky
From Middle English naxty, of uncertain origin, but probably of North Germanic origin. Compare Swedish naskug, naskig, nasket (“dirty, nasty”), Danish nasket (“nasty”). More at nasty.
Questions about nasky
- What does nasky mean?
- Nasky means nasty.
- What part of speech is nasky?
- Nasky is an adjective.
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