truckish
truckish adjective: resembling or characteristic of a truck.
Adjective
truckish (comparative more truckish, superlative most truckish)
- Resembling or characteristic of a truck.
- We may look back on 2007 as the year public opinion shifted toward greener cars and trucks, a result of heightened concern about climate change and oil imports, coupled with high gas prices and a shift away from truckish S.U.V.s. Interestingly, though, this wasn't a year when a lot of notable green...2007 December 30, James G. Cobb, “Giant Rises, and Shines”, in New York Times
Forms of truckish
| comparative | more truckish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most truckish |
Origin of truckish
From truck + -ish.
Questions about truckish
- What does truckish mean?
- Truckish means resembling or characteristic of a truck.
- What part of speech is truckish?
- Truckish is an adjective.
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