sniggersome
sniggersome adjective: characterised or marked by sniggering.
Adjective
sniggersome (comparative more sniggersome, superlative most sniggersome)
- Characterised or marked by sniggering
- This was to be a minstrel show for the most sniggersome of private audiences, a minstrel show of the sort that would certainly receive a standing (or as near as they could manage) ovation at Papa Brinkman's club when tits and feathers and garters palled.2001, Peter Rushforth, A Dead Language
- The former comprise placenames that were perfectly innocent once but which became funny (or sniggersome at least) with the passage of time; [...]2013, Allan Brown, The Glasgow Smile
Forms of sniggersome
| comparative | more sniggersome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most sniggersome |
Origin of sniggersome
From snigger + -some.
Questions about sniggersome
- What does sniggersome mean?
- Sniggersome means characterised or marked by sniggering.
- What part of speech is sniggersome?
- Sniggersome is an adjective.
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