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untoothsome

untoothsome adjective: not toothsome.

Adjective

untoothsome (comparative more untoothsome, superlative most untoothsome)

  1. Not toothsome.
    • But the deer, perhaps in solidarity with the native trees, ate my magnolias, camellias and even several obviously untoothsome holly trees.2009 April 19, Wells Tower, “Felled Wood”, in New York Times

Forms of untoothsome

comparativemore untoothsome
superlativemost untoothsome

Origin of untoothsome

From un- + toothsome.

Words formed from untoothsome

Questions about untoothsome

What does untoothsome mean?
Untoothsome means not toothsome.
What part of speech is untoothsome?
Untoothsome is an adjective.

Words near untoothsome in the dictionary

  1. untooted
  2. untooth
  3. untoothed
  4. untoothing
  5. untooths
  6. untoothsome
  7. untoothsomeness
  8. untop
  9. untopia
  10. untopical
  11. untopographical

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