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stroky

stroky adjective: resembling or comprising a stroke or strokes.

Adjective

stroky (comparative more stroky, superlative most stroky)

  1. Resembling or comprising a stroke or strokes.
    • Are there three letters? One is an "O"; one is a "stroky" letter — is it "T"?1883, Proceedings, volume 37, Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool, page 182
    • Shadow Intensity lightens or darkens the image, while Texture gives a stroky, 3D quality.Photoshop Tips, Tricks & Fixes (Imagine Publishing)

Forms of stroky

comparativemore stroky
superlativemost stroky

Origin of stroky

From stroke + -y.

Questions about stroky

What does stroky mean?
Stroky means resembling or comprising a stroke or strokes.
What part of speech is stroky?
Stroky is an adjective.

Words near stroky in the dictionary

  1. stroking
  2. stroking out
  3. stroking someone's ego
  4. strokingly
  5. strokings
  6. stroky
  7. Strole
  8. Stroles
  9. stroll
  10. stroll in the park
  11. stroll on

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