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slackerish

slackerish adjective: like a slacker; lazy, idle.

Adjective

slackerish (comparative more slackerish, superlative most slackerish)

  1. Like a slacker; lazy, idle.
    • Our family was in this latter, slackerish category.2008 June 29, Karen Karbo, “Hair-Raiser”, in New York Times

Forms of slackerish

comparativemore slackerish
superlativemost slackerish

Origin of slackerish

From slacker + -ish.

Words formed from slackerish

Questions about slackerish

What does slackerish mean?
Slackerish means like a slacker; lazy, idle.
What part of speech is slackerish?
Slackerish is an adjective.

Words near slackerish in the dictionary

  1. slackenings
  2. slackens
  3. slackens off
  4. slacker
  5. slackerdom
  6. slackerish
  7. slackerishly
  8. slackerism
  9. slackerly
  10. slackers
  11. slackery

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