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unmealy

unmealy adjective: not mealy.

Adjective

unmealy (comparative more unmealy, superlative most unmealy)

  1. Not mealy.
    • My last trip to the market barely yielded enough unmealy heirlooms for a couple of salads.2009 August 19, Melissa Clark, “Plums Rescue a Seasonal Favorite”, in New York Times

Forms of unmealy

comparativemore unmealy
superlativemost unmealy

Origin of unmealy

From un- + mealy.

Questions about unmealy

What does unmealy mean?
Unmealy means not mealy.
What part of speech is unmealy?
Unmealy is an adjective.

Words near unmealy in the dictionary

  1. unmaximized
  2. unmaximizes
  3. unmaximizing
  4. unmayoral
  5. unmayorlike
  6. unmealy
  7. unmean
  8. unmeandering
  9. unmeaning
  10. unmeaningful
  11. unmeaningfully

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