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unsuave

unsuave adjective: not suave.

Adjective

unsuave (comparative more unsuave, superlative most unsuave)

  1. Not suave.
    • For “Get on My Level” he borrows the beat from Fabolous’s “Make Me Better,” turning a suave hit into a notably unsuave collection of puns: “If I land somewhere on a^([sic]) island, like the Skipper/The sex on the beach that I’m-a give her is not liquor.”2007 July 23, The New York Times, “New CDs”, in New York Times

Forms of unsuave

comparativemore unsuave
superlativemost unsuave

Origin of unsuave

From un- + suave.

Questions about unsuave

What does unsuave mean?
Unsuave means not suave.
What part of speech is unsuave?
Unsuave is an adjective.

Words near unsuave in the dictionary

  1. unstylistic
  2. unstylized
  3. unstylized fact
  4. unstylized facts
  5. unstymied
  6. unsuave
  7. unsuavity
  8. unsub
  9. unsubbed
  10. unsubbing
  11. unsubclass

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