susurrous
susurrous adjective: having whispering or rustling sounds.
Adjective
susurrous (comparative more susurrous, superlative most susurrous)
- Having whispering or rustling sounds.
- there was a delicious, susurrous, rainbow swirl and billow of tulle and taffeta and chiffon1922, Carl Van Vechten, Peter Whiffle, Chapter 4
- From every side as he passed came, low and elusive, the rhythmic cadences, a mournful litany from the susurrous grass1927, Donald Wandrei, A Fragment of a Dream
Forms of susurrous
| comparative | more susurrous |
|---|---|
| superlative | most susurrous |
Origin of susurrous
Latin susurrus + -ous.
Words formed from susurrous
Questions about susurrous
- What does susurrous mean?
- Susurrous means having whispering or rustling sounds.
- What part of speech is susurrous?
- Susurrous is an adjective.
Words near susurrous in the dictionary
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