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pioneery

pioneery adjective: having the qualities or spirit of a pioneer; characterized by a rugged, DIY, or experimental attitude.

Adjective

pioneery (comparative more pioneery, superlative most pioneery)

  1. (informal) Having the qualities or spirit of a pioneer; characterized by a rugged, DIY, or experimental attitude.
  2. Unconstrained by existing conventions or "the box"; possessing a raw, unpolished originality.

Forms of pioneery

comparativemore pioneery
superlativemost pioneery

Origin of pioneery

From pioneer + -y.

Questions about pioneery

What does pioneery mean?
Pioneery means having the qualities or spirit of a pioneer; characterized by a rugged, DIY, or experimental attitude.
What part of speech is pioneery?
Pioneery is an adjective.

Words near pioneery in the dictionary

  1. pioneeringly
  2. pioneers
  3. Pioneers' Day
  4. pioneership
  5. pioneerships
  6. pioneery
  7. pioner
  8. pioners
  9. pioney
  10. pioneys
  11. pionful

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