sheety
/ˈʃiːti/
sheety adjective: resembling a sheet; wide and flat.
Adjective
sheety (comparative more sheety, superlative most sheety)
- Resembling a sheet; wide and flat.
- For water on a heath, where there are scarcely any objects of reflection, has a sheety appearance; yet in such a situation, and towards the close of day, a cheering one.1796, Uvedale Price, On the Picturesque
- Synonyms:
- sheet-like
Synonyms of sheety
Forms of sheety
| comparative | more sheety |
|---|---|
| superlative | most sheety |
Origin of sheety
From sheet + -y.
Words formed from sheety
Words that rhyme with sheety
Questions about sheety
- What does sheety mean?
- Sheety means resembling a sheet; wide and flat.
- What part of speech is sheety?
- Sheety is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce sheety?
- Sheety is pronounced /ˈʃiːti/.
Words near sheety in the dictionary
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