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thundersome

UK/ˈθʌndəsəm/US/ˈθʌndɚsəm/

thundersome adjective: characterised or marked by thunder.

Adjective

thundersome (comparative more thundersome, superlative most thundersome)

  1. Characterised or marked by thunder.
    • It landed in the woods way back, and there was a thundersome noise as it exploded.2014, C. Alexander London, Dog Tags #4: Divided We Fall

Forms of thundersome

comparativemore thundersome
superlativemost thundersome

Origin of thundersome

From thunder + -some.

Questions about thundersome

What does thundersome mean?
Thundersome means characterised or marked by thunder.
What part of speech is thundersome?
Thundersome is an adjective.
How do you pronounce thundersome?
Thundersome is pronounced /ˈθʌndəsəm/ (UK).

Words near thundersome in the dictionary

  1. thundershowers
  2. thundershowery
  3. Thundersley
  4. thundersnow
  5. thundersnows
  6. thundersome
  7. thundersquall
  8. thundersqualls
  9. thunderstick
  10. thundersticks
  11. thunderstone

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