tobaccoish
tobaccoish adjective: resembling or characteristic of tobacco.
Adjective
tobaccoish (comparative more tobaccoish, superlative most tobaccoish)
- Resembling or characteristic of tobacco.
- And a too-sweet, tobaccoish residue lingered in Julian from his unchecked fantasies, and he laughed at himself (so like his father wrapping a fur stole around Billie Holiday’s shoulders), and he laughed at Cait O’Dwyer’s sorcery, and he wondered if, in her real life, she required a steady diet of...2009 April 12, Kate Christensen, “Always on My Mind”, in New York Times
Forms of tobaccoish
| comparative | more tobaccoish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most tobaccoish |
Origin of tobaccoish
From tobacco + -ish.
Questions about tobaccoish
- What does tobaccoish mean?
- Tobaccoish means resembling or characteristic of tobacco.
- What part of speech is tobaccoish?
- Tobaccoish is an adjective.
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