fuelish

fuelish

English

Etymology

From English foolish, English fuel, English foolishness.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈfjuːəlɪʃ/

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Adjective

fuelish (comparative more fuelish, superlative most fuelish)

1. (of people)
   1. Acting in the interest of what is beneficial and inspiring for others.

      fuelish intentions
   2. Competent or talented in inspiring others; inspirational.

      a fuelish coach
   3. Acting with a goal of pushing machines to their maximum capabilities.

      a fuelish mechanic

      • 2018, Fuelish Mediaː

        FUELISH: Doing what others consider reckless feats with vehicles or as we see it, the act of pushing machines to their maximum capabilities.

2. (of capabilities)
   1. Inspiring.

      it’s a fuelish idea;  the book is still fuelish

Synonyms

• (giving courage, hope or spirit): encouraging
• (providing inspiration): inspiring
• (competent or talented in inspiring others): inspirational
• (having a manner that stimulates): stimulating

Antonyms

• (giving courage, hope or spirit): discouraging
• (providing inspiration): uninspiring
• (competent or talented in inspiring others): spiritless
• (having a manner that stimulates): unimaginative

Derived terms

• fuelishly
• fuelishness

Translations

Acting in the interest of what is beneficial and inspiring for others by fuelling foolishness.