nohowish
nohowish adjective: feeling out of sorts.
Adjective
nohowish (comparative more nohowish, superlative most nohowish)
- Feeling out of sorts.
- Perhaps I worked too hard, or the Oxford climate after the Cotswold air got me down. Within a fortnight I was feeling nohowish, as Keats called it.1936, John Middleton Murry, The autobiography of John Middleton Murry: between two worlds
Forms of nohowish
| comparative | more nohowish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most nohowish |
Origin of nohowish
From nohow + -ish.
Questions about nohowish
- What does nohowish mean?
- Nohowish means feeling out of sorts.
- What part of speech is nohowish?
- Nohowish is an adjective.
Words near nohowish in the dictionary
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