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something fierce

something fierce adverb: to an extreme extent; badly, violently.

Adverb

something fierce (not comparable)

  1. (colloquial, degree) To an extreme extent; badly, violently.
    • The wind had kicked up something fierce and the entire bay had transformed from placidity to slapping waves.2004, Tom Rapko, Diving the Seamount, iUniverse, page 99

Questions about something fierce

What does something fierce mean?
Something fierce means to an extreme extent; badly, violently.
What part of speech is something fierce?
Something fierce is an adverb.

Words near something fierce in the dictionary

  1. something and nothing
  2. something awful
  3. something bad
  4. something dreadful
  5. something else
  6. something fierce
  7. something for the weekend
  8. something good
  9. something is better than nothing
  10. something is rotten in Denmark
  11. something is rotten in the state of Denmark

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