restauranty
restauranty adjective: resembling or characteristic of a restaurant.
Adjective
restauranty (comparative more restauranty, superlative most restauranty)
- Resembling or characteristic of a restaurant.
- Tables in the courtyard and a nice restaurant. Even the pub part has a restauranty feel. I really like it.1992, David Kemp, The Pleasures and Treasures of Britain, page 249
- I'm generally uninspired on self-catering holidays – I like the security of my own kitchen – but I could happily take a lump of mackerel along to wow my friends with a restauranty pâté […]2014, Daisy Jones, Star Fish, page 246
Forms of restauranty
| comparative | more restauranty |
|---|---|
| superlative | most restauranty |
Origin of restauranty
From restaurant + -y.
Questions about restauranty
- What does restauranty mean?
- Restauranty means resembling or characteristic of a restaurant.
- What part of speech is restauranty?
- Restauranty is an adjective.
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