clingsome

English

From cling +‎ -some.

clingsome (comparative more clingsome, superlative most clingsome)

Characterised by clinging or clinginess; clingy; adhesive
- 1907, Mark Lemon, ‎Henry Mayhew, ‎Tom Taylor, Punch - Volume 132:
  he loose blouse-like shirt, in an artistic tint of faded green, was made remarkably full, and was of some soft clingsome material, probably flannelette, though this I was unable to get near enough to ascertain decisively.
- 1916, Mary Findlater, ‎Jane Helen Findlater, Content with Flies:
  Presently we saw a tiny, wedge-shaped grey bird, with infinitesimal, clingsome feet, that glided in and out between the branches of the beech hedge like a noiseless, living shuttle.

单词	clingsome
释义	clingsome English Etymology From cling +‎ -some. Adjective clingsome (comparative more clingsome, superlative most clingsome) Characterised by clinging or clinginess; clingy; adhesive 1907, Mark Lemon, ‎Henry Mayhew, ‎Tom Taylor, Punch - Volume 132: he loose blouse-like shirt, in an artistic tint of faded green, was made remarkably full, and was of some soft clingsome material, probably flannelette, though this I was unable to get near enough to ascertain decisively. 1916, Mary Findlater, ‎Jane Helen Findlater, Content with Flies: Presently we saw a tiny, wedge-shaped grey bird, with infinitesimal, clingsome feet, that glided in and out between the branches of the beech hedge like a noiseless, living shuttle. Synonyms See Thesaurus:close-fitting or Thesaurus:adhesive Anagrams co-mingles, comelings, comingles
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