viewsome
viewsome adjective: having a good view; attractive; comely; neat.
Adjective
viewsome (comparative more viewsome, superlative most viewsome)
- Having a good view; attractive; comely; neat.
- "She hes, Reuben, she hes ; an' she's a viewsome lass an' all; an' she's a waäy o' deäin' things like thy muther had ; an' if she'd a bit o' brass, Ah wad niver hä' said a wod. …"1885, A lost son, and The glover's daughter
Forms of viewsome
| comparative | more viewsome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most viewsome |
| alternative form (dialectal) | fewsome |
Origin of viewsome
From view + -some.
Questions about viewsome
- What does viewsome mean?
- Viewsome means having a good view; attractive; comely; neat.
- What part of speech is viewsome?
- Viewsome is an adjective.
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