queenish
queenish adjective: like a queen; regal.
Adjective
queenish (comparative more queenish, superlative most queenish)
- Like a queen; regal.
- “These clothes give a queenish posture because they are long, have a lot of textile and are traditional,” she said at her home in northern Tehran.2008 January 2, Nazila Fathi, “Designer’s Rainbow Brightens Iranian Women’s Look”, in New York Times
- Like a drag queen.
Forms of queenish
| comparative | more queenish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most queenish |
Origin of queenish
From queen + -ish. Piecewise doublet of queanish.
Questions about queenish
- What does queenish mean?
- Queenish means like a queen; regal.
- What part of speech is queenish?
- Queenish is an adjective.
Words near queenish in the dictionary
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