tomboylike
tomboylike adjective: like a tomboy; tomboyish.
Adjective
tomboylike (comparative more tomboylike, superlative most tomboylike)
- Like a tomboy; tomboyish.
- Evelyn spoke of having been her father's favorite as a child, of Father's appreciating her competence, energy, and tomboylike feistiness...1993, Kenneth Levin, Unconscious fantasy in psychotherapy
- And few singers matched her deadpan comic timing and physical nimbleness in lighter roles like Rosina in Rossini’s “Barbiere di Siviglia,” whom Ms. Sills portrayed as a ditsy yet determined young woman, and Marie, the tomboylike heroine raised by a military regiment in Donizetti’s “Fille du...2007 July 3, Anthony Tommasini, “Beverly Sills, All-American Diva, Is Dead at 78”, in New York Times
Forms of tomboylike
| comparative | more tomboylike |
|---|---|
| superlative | most tomboylike |
Origin of tomboylike
From tomboy + -like.
Questions about tomboylike
- What does tomboylike mean?
- Tomboylike means like a tomboy; tomboyish.
- What part of speech is tomboylike?
- Tomboylike is an adjective.
Words near tomboylike in the dictionary
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