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routish

routish adjective: uproarious; riotous; rowdy.

Adjective

routish (comparative more routish, superlative most routish)

  1. (obsolete) Uproarious; riotous; rowdy.
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Forms of routish

comparativemore routish
superlativemost routish

Origin of routish

From rout + -ish.

Questions about routish

What does routish mean?
Routish means uproarious; riotous; rowdy.
What part of speech is routish?
Routish is an adjective.

Words near routish in the dictionary

  1. routinizations
  2. routinize
  3. routinized
  4. routinizes
  5. routinizing
  6. routish
  7. routle
  8. routled
  9. Routledge
  10. routles
  11. Routley

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