pesty
/ˈpɛsti/
pesty adjective: annoying or troublesome; pesky.
Adjective
pesty (comparative more pesty or pestier, superlative most pesty or pestiest)
- annoying or troublesome; pesky
Forms of pesty
| comparative | more pesty |
|---|---|
| comparative | pestier |
| superlative | most pesty |
| superlative | pestiest |
Origin of pesty
From pest + -y.
Words formed from pesty
- pestily
- pestiness
Words that rhyme with pesty
Questions about pesty
- What does pesty mean?
- Pesty means annoying or troublesome; pesky.
- What part of speech is pesty?
- Pesty is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce pesty?
- Pesty is pronounced /ˈpɛsti/.
Words near pesty in the dictionary
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