RISH

Meaning of RISH in English

(n.) A rush (the plant).

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RISH — ( n. ) A rush (the plant).
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RISH — noun a rush (the plant).
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RUSH — I. ˈrəsh noun ( -es ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English rish, resh, rush, from Old English risc, resc, …
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MUCKER
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GIBBERISH — I. ˈjib(ə)rish, -rēsh also ˈgi- noun ( -es ) Etymology: probably from gibber (I) + -ish 1. : confused, unintelligible, …
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VINEGARISH — -rish, -rēsh adjective : sour or sullen in disposition, speech, or manner : given to caustic comment : acidulous , …
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VAMPIRISH — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌpī(ə)rish, -rēsh adjective : of, relating to, resembling, or characteristic of a vampire a mischievous flirtatious girl rather than a …
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TROUBADOURISH — -rish adjective : suited to or like that of a troubadour
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TIGERISH — ˈtīg(ə)rish, -rēsh adjective : of or relating to tigers : resembling a tiger usually in sleek grace, voracity, ferocity, or …
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TEMPERISH — -rish adjective Etymology: temper (II) + -ish : inclined to show temper : easily angered : irascible a beefy, temperish …
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SQUIRISH — -rish adjective : characteristic of, resembling, or befitting a squire
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SQUARISH — ˈskwa(a)rish, -wer-, -rēsh adjective : somewhat square in form or appearance : resembling a square or block squarish windows squarish …
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SERICEA LESPEDEZA — sə̇|rish(ē)ə- noun or sericea ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin Lespedeza sericea, from Lespedeza + sericea, from Late Latin, feminine …
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RUSHY — ˈrəshē adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English resshy, russhy, from rish, resh, rush rush + -y — more at …
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RARISH — ˈra(a)rish, ˈrer- adjective Etymology: rare (I) + -ish : somewhat rare
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QUEERISH
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POKERISH — ˈpōk(ə)rish adjective Etymology: from archaic English poker hobgoblin (probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian pokker devil, Old Norse pūki …
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PEPPERISH — ˈpep(ə)rish adjective : somewhat peppery • pep·per·ish·ly adverb
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OGREISH — adjective also ogrish ˈōg(ə)rish, -rēsh : resembling or befitting an ogre • ogre·ish·ly adverb
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OCHERISH — adjective or ochre·ish ˈōk(ə)rish : resembling or suggesting ocher (as in color) : somewhat like ocher
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NIGHTMARISH — -ma(a)rish, -mer-, -rēsh adjective : resembling or suggestive of a nightmare had a nightmarish memory of certain doorknobs … horrible …
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NEWSPAPERISH — -p(ə)rish adjective : like or like that of a newspaper a brisk newspaperish style
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NEARISH — ˈni(ə)rish, -rēsh adjective Etymology: near (IV) + -ish : rather near not really miserly, but nearish a nearish escape from …
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MICAWBERISH — -b(ə)rish adjective Usage: usually capitalized : of, relating to, or characteristic of a Micawber (as in being habitually expectant of …
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LOAFERISH — ˈlōf(ə)rish adjective : befitting or having the appearance of a loafer stood around in loaferish indifference loaferish looking men standing …
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LIVERISH — ˈliv(ə)rish adjective 1. : like liver especially in color arabesques of a liverish bronzy hue — Mary Austin 2. a. …
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LIQUORISH — ˈlik(ə)rish adjective Etymology: liquor (I) + -ish 1. : lickerish 2. a. : inclined to drink liquor (as whiskey, rum) …
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LICORICE — noun also li·quo·rice ÷ˈlik(ə)rish, ÷-rēsh, ÷-rə̇s ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English licoris, licorice, from Old French licorece, licorice, from …
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MAURITIUS — — Mauritian , adj. /maw rish"euhs, -rish"ee euhs/ , n. 1. an island in the Indian Ocean, E of Madagascar. …
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LIQUORICE — /lik"euh rish, lik"rish, lik"euhr is/ , n. licorice.
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CURRISH — [cur.rish] adj (15c) 1: ignoble 2: resembling a cur: mongrel -- cur.rish.ly adv
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