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trollsome

trollsome adjective: characteristic or typical of a troll (all senses).

Adjective

trollsome (comparative more trollsome, superlative most trollsome)

  1. Characteristic or typical of a troll (all senses)
    • Tracy, in contrast, acted cool, aloof and queenly in her trollsome beauty, showing off her ease with the sleeping human baby in her arms and generally letting the hapless male know he was far down the totem pole of her interests.2014, Camille Anthony, Werewulf Journals Boxed Set

Forms of trollsome

comparativemore trollsome
superlativemost trollsome

Origin of trollsome

From troll + -some.

Questions about trollsome

What does trollsome mean?
Trollsome means characteristic or typical of a troll (all senses).
What part of speech is trollsome?
Trollsome is an adjective.

Words near trollsome in the dictionary

  1. trolloping
  2. trollopish
  3. trollops
  4. trollopy
  5. trolls
  6. trollsome
  7. trollsona
  8. trollsonas
  9. trollsuit
  10. trollsuits
  11. trolltard

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