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vaguish

vaguish adjective: somewhat vague.

Adjective

vaguish (comparative more vaguish, superlative most vaguish)

  1. Somewhat vague.
    • But, in the vaguish ways of Congress, he was nowhere to be found.2009 August 13, Alan Feuer, “The Chaos Behind the Morning-Show Calm”, in New York Times

Forms of vaguish

comparativemore vaguish
superlativemost vaguish

Origin of vaguish

From vague + -ish.

Questions about vaguish

What does vaguish mean?
Vaguish means somewhat vague.
What part of speech is vaguish?
Vaguish is an adjective.

Words near vaguish in the dictionary

  1. vagueries
  2. vaguery
  3. vagues
  4. vaguest
  5. vaguing
  6. vaguish
  7. vaguities
  8. vaguity
  9. vagulate
  10. vagulous
  11. vagus

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