twinklesome
twinklesome adjective: characterised or marked by twinkling.
Adjective
twinklesome (comparative more twinklesome, superlative most twinklesome)
- Characterised or marked by twinkling
- “That's a sprightly young chick Catualorig's fathered,” he said, “and she's been giving me a twinklesome eye, and he's already hinted he'd liefer have me than a ruck of woodland louts beget his grandchildren.”1988, Poul Anderson, Karen Anderson, The Dog and the Wolf
- The cute, big-eyed waitress was working today—her name tag read Kelly—and just her twinklesome smile was worth the lengthy digestion of the slop available at Charlie's Ale House.2015, Aleksandar Hemon, The Making of Zombie Wars
Forms of twinklesome
| comparative | more twinklesome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most twinklesome |
Origin of twinklesome
From twinkle + -some.
Questions about twinklesome
- What does twinklesome mean?
- Twinklesome means characterised or marked by twinkling.
- What part of speech is twinklesome?
- Twinklesome is an adjective.
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