sirupy
sirupy adjective: dated spelling of syrupy.
Adjective
sirupy (comparative sirupier, superlative sirupiest)
- Dated spelling of syrupy.
- It played The Rosary, done as a solo on the cornet; and over and over again it sang, with the thickest, sirupiest sentiment that John McCormack at his best is capable of, […]1916, Henry Kitchell Webster, “Friends”, in The Real Adventure: A Novel, Indianapolis, Ind.: Bobbs-Merrill Company, →OCLC, page 523
Forms of sirupy
| comparative | sirupier |
|---|---|
| superlative | sirupiest |
Origin of sirupy
From sirup + -y.
Questions about sirupy
- What does sirupy mean?
- Sirupy means dated spelling of syrupy.
- What part of speech is sirupy?
- Sirupy is an adjective.
Words near sirupy in the dictionary
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