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Samsonian

UK/sæmˈsəʊ.ni.ən/US/sæmˈsoʊ.ni.ən/

Samsonian adjective: possessing or exhibiting great strength.

Adjective

Samsonian (comparative more Samsonian, superlative most Samsonian)

  1. Possessing or exhibiting great strength.
    • Samsonian effort
    • a Samsonian feat
  2. Having long hair.
    • I simply mention ‘toes’ to emphasize the fact that from the top of her Samsonian locks to the bottom of her Cinderellian boots she is the neatest, sweetest, grandest girl this side of heaven, hades—purgatory or limbo!1912 April 27, A. J. Egan, “Acute Mania”, in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, volume 72A, number 117, New York, N.Y., picture and sporting section, page 1, column 4

Forms of Samsonian

comparativemore Samsonian
superlativemost Samsonian

Origin of Samsonian

From Samson + -ian.

Words that rhyme with Samsonian

48 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about Samsonian

What does Samsonian mean?
Samsonian means possessing or exhibiting great strength.
What part of speech is Samsonian?
Samsonian is an adjective.
How do you pronounce Samsonian?
Samsonian is pronounced /sæmˈsəʊ.ni.ən/ (UK).

Words near Samsonian in the dictionary

  1. Samson Option
  2. Samson Options
  3. Samson post
  4. Samson posts
  5. samsonfish
  6. Samsonian
  7. Samsonic
  8. Samsonic suicide
  9. Samsonic suicides
  10. samsonite
  11. samsquanch

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