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vicarish

vicarish adjective: resembling or characteristic of a vicar.

Adjective

vicarish (comparative more vicarish, superlative most vicarish)

  1. Resembling or characteristic of a vicar.

Forms of vicarish

comparativemore vicarish
superlativemost vicarish

Origin of vicarish

From vicar + -ish.

Questions about vicarish

What does vicarish mean?
Vicarish means resembling or characteristic of a vicar.
What part of speech is vicarish?
Vicarish is an adjective.

Words near vicarish in the dictionary

  1. vicarious reinforcements
  2. vicariously
  3. vicariousness
  4. vicariousnesses
  5. Vicaris
  6. vicarish
  7. vicarism
  8. vicarity
  9. vicarless
  10. vicarly
  11. vicars

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