nimblesome
English
Etymology
From nimble + -some.
Adjective
nimblesome (comparative more nimblesome, superlative most nimblesome)
- (rare) Characterised or marked by nimbleness
- 1911, Frederick Fanning Ayer, Bell and Wing:
- Since man is equipped to gnaw and mob,
Nimblesome fingers to dig for gold [...]
- Since man is equipped to gnaw and mob,
- 1960, Rainer Maria Rilke, Poetry:
- And was a fish and swam most nimblesome
through waters deep, silent and silver-grey,
saw jelly-fish on coral stems at home [...]
- And was a fish and swam most nimblesome
- 1911, Frederick Fanning Ayer, Bell and Wing: