stragglesome
English
Etymology
From straggle + -some.
Adjective
stragglesome (comparative more stragglesome, superlative most stragglesome)
- Characterised or marked by straggling.
- 2009, Jonathan Miles, Dear American Airlines:
- But movement is scarce here tonight: stragglesome wanderers, looking purposeless and disattached, strolling for the sake of motion.
- 2016, Kipling, Rudyard, From Sea to Sea:
- Bombay is too green, too pretty, and too stragglesome; and Madras died ever so long ago.
- 2009, Jonathan Miles, Dear American Airlines:
Anagrams
- mortgageless