shame job
shame job noun: something that causes, or should cause, embarrassment or shyness.
Noun
shame job (plural shame jobs)
- Something that causes, or should cause, embarrassment or shyness.
- When I first started writing, scribbling, I was living in Cunnamulla on the edge of a sandhill, and I could see anyone coming across the flat. I'd be sitting there with my little table, an old sewing machine base with a bit of wood on it — my writing desk. Anyone come and I'd grab all my pieces of...2007 July, Sue Abbey, quoting Herb Wharton, “An Ungraded Bush Track”, in Fryer Folios, volume 2, number 1, page 15 of 14–17
Adjective
shame job (comparative more shame job, superlative most shame job)
Forms of shame job
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | shame jobs |
| alternative form | shame-job |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more shame job |
| superlative | most shame job |
Questions about shame job
- What does shame job mean?
- Shame job means something that causes, or should cause, embarrassment or shyness.
- What part of speech is shame job?
- Shame job can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of shame job?
- The plural of shame job is shame jobs.
Words near shame job in the dictionary
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