scaffoldish
scaffoldish adjective: that resembles a scaffold.
Adjective
scaffoldish (comparative more scaffoldish, superlative most scaffoldish)
- that resembles a scaffold
- "Young Neil fades back to his walk-up Brooklyn flat-solid brownstones; 4” x 4”'s hold up five-story scaffoldish porches full of tricycles, billowing clothesline shirts, and old lost aromas of gefilte fish, sauerkraut, and peach pie."2003, Maury Dean, Rock and Roll - Page 202
Forms of scaffoldish
| comparative | more scaffoldish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most scaffoldish |
Origin of scaffoldish
From scaffold + -ish.
Questions about scaffoldish
- What does scaffoldish mean?
- Scaffoldish means that resembles a scaffold.
- What part of speech is scaffoldish?
- Scaffoldish is an adjective.
Words near scaffoldish in the dictionary
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