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spewsome

spewsome adjective: characterised or marked by spewing; (by extension) unpleasant enough to make one retch; loathsome, nauseating, disgusting; ugly.

Adjective

spewsome (comparative more spewsome, superlative most spewsome)

  1. Characterised or marked by spewing; (by extension) unpleasant enough to make one retch; loathsome, nauseating, disgusting; ugly.

Forms of spewsome

comparativemore spewsome
superlativemost spewsome
alternative formspuesome

Origin of spewsome

From spew + -some.

Questions about spewsome

What does spewsome mean?
Spewsome means characterised or marked by spewing; (by extension) unpleasant enough to make one retch; loathsome, nauseating, disgusting; ugly.
What part of speech is spewsome?
Spewsome is an adjective.

Words near spewsome in the dictionary

  1. spewing up
  2. spewings
  3. spewn
  4. spews
  5. spews up
  6. spewsome
  7. spewy
  8. spex
  9. spey
  10. Speyer
  11. Speyer line

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