rubish
rubish adjective: like a rube.
Adjective
rubish (comparative more rubish, superlative most rubish)
- Like a rube.
- I suppose I am a rubish hayseed in some sense, full of down-home notions that contradict the more sophisticated notions of my colleagues.1992, Donald Barthelme, Kim A. Herzinger, The teachings of Don B.
Forms of rubish
| comparative | more rubish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most rubish |
Origin of rubish
From rube + -ish.
Questions about rubish
- What does rubish mean?
- Rubish means like a rube.
- What part of speech is rubish?
- Rubish is an adjective.
Words near rubish in the dictionary
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