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simpish

simpish adjective: characteristic of a simp; simpy, foolish.

Adjective

simpish (comparative more simpish, superlative most simpish)

  1. Characteristic of a simp; simpy, foolish.
    • “Yes, Mr. Rogers. I'm having a marvelous year in East Africa but it is too short and I have lots of ideas. ...” My voice trailed off and I sounded simpish.1983, Edwin S. Munger, Touched by Africa, Pasadena, CA: Castle Press, →ISBN, page 117

Forms of simpish

comparativemore simpish
superlativemost simpish

Origin of simpish

From simp + -ish.

Questions about simpish

What does simpish mean?
Simpish means characteristic of a simp; simpy, foolish.
What part of speech is simpish?
Simpish is an adjective.

Words near simpish in the dictionary

  1. simphonies
  2. simphony
  3. simpier
  4. simpiest
  5. simping
  6. simpish
  7. simpkin
  8. Simpkins
  9. Simpkins Creek
  10. Simpkinses
  11. simple

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