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unfresh

unfresh adjective: stale, not fresh.

Adjective

unfresh (comparative more unfresh, superlative most unfresh)

  1. Stale, not fresh.
    • "You told me that bit last night. I don't want any unfresh reminiscences this morning, buddy," Zooey said, and resumed looking out of the window.1957, J. D. Salinger, "Zooey", in, 1961, Franny and Zooey, 1991 LB Books edition, page 139

Forms of unfresh

comparativemore unfresh
superlativemost unfresh

Origin of unfresh

From un- + fresh.

Words formed from unfresh

Questions about unfresh

What does unfresh mean?
Unfresh means stale, not fresh.
What part of speech is unfresh?
Unfresh is an adjective.

Words near unfresh in the dictionary

  1. unfrequentedness
  2. unfrequenting
  3. unfrequently
  4. unfrequents
  5. unfrescoed
  6. unfresh
  7. unfreshened
  8. unfreshness
  9. unfret
  10. unfretful
  11. unfrets

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