bullysome

bullysome

English

Alternative forms

• bully-some

Etymology

From bully +‎ -some.

Adjective

bullysome (comparative more bullysome, superlative most bullysome)

1. Characterised or marked by bullying
   • 2003, Osborn, Marilyn, ‎Broadfoot, Patricia, ‎McNess, Elizabeth, A World Of Difference?:

     I can be a little bit bullysome . . . as long as my friends like me, nothing else matters.

   • 2012, steven norton, Defence Against The Dark Arts:

     Others will be bullysome as if to invoke some right that they are allowed over.

   • 2016, Rick Ray, Sustainable Weight:

     The story of my youth was about being socially awkward, bumbling, and bully-some.