skew-whiffy
skew-whiffy adjective: somewhat skew-whiff; leaning or tilted.
Adjective
skew-whiffy (comparative more skew-whiffy, superlative most skew-whiffy)
- Somewhat skew-whiff; leaning or tilted.
- She was followed by two more jam tarts which exploded terribly on her high hat, and knocked in all skew-whiffy.1936, Norman Lindsay, The Flyaway Highway, Sydney: Angus and Robertson, page 55
Forms of skew-whiffy
| comparative | more skew-whiffy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most skew-whiffy |
Origin of skew-whiffy
From skew-whiff + -y.
Questions about skew-whiffy
- What does skew-whiffy mean?
- Skew-whiffy means somewhat skew-whiff; leaning or tilted.
- What part of speech is skew-whiffy?
- Skew-whiffy is an adjective.
Words near skew-whiffy in the dictionary
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