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stinksome

stinksome adjective: characterised or marked by stinking.

Adjective

stinksome (comparative more stinksome, superlative most stinksome)

  1. Characterised or marked by stinking.
    • She'd avoided him like a stinksome midden after he'd been in her bed and seen her naked . . . The bloody arse!2006, Sandra Hill, Rough and Ready
    • 'At home we lived in our stinksome cave. Things are different here. Grumpa wouldn't like it.'2011, Alan MacDonald, Goat Pie

Forms of stinksome

comparativemore stinksome
superlativemost stinksome

Origin of stinksome

From stink + -some.

Questions about stinksome

What does stinksome mean?
Stinksome means characterised or marked by stinking.
What part of speech is stinksome?
Stinksome is an adjective.

Words near stinksome in the dictionary

  1. stinks like a polecat
  2. stinks on ice
  3. stinks out
  4. stinks to high heaven
  5. stinks up
  6. stinksome
  7. stinkstone
  8. stinkstones
  9. stinkt
  10. stinkweed
  11. stinkweeds

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