grapiness
English
Etymology
grapy + -ness
Noun
grapiness (uncountable)
- A resemblance to grapes.
- 2009 April 12, Jonathan Miles, “A Cocktail Mixed With a Punch Line”, in New York Times:
- While the Manischewitz’s cloying sweetness comes through (one suspects it would take a full gallon of bourbon to subdue that candied Concord grapiness), the drink is determinedly balanced, and rather festive to boot.
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Anagrams
- aspersing, pinegrass, preassign, preassing, repassing, spearings