Feeblesome
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Feeblesome is an adjective meaning Characterised or marked by feebleness; weak or faint.
Meaning
Characterised or marked by feebleness; weak or faint.
Example Sentences
Your work is off-color, your liver is wrong— You know it – yet when he butts in, With a little sly jolly, somehow you brace up And scare up a feeblesome grin.
It ain't no cinch play that this female's deef, neither; which it's allers plain she hears the most feeblesome yelp of that infant, all the way from the dance-hall to the O. K. House, an' that means across the camp complete.
And ef it hadn't 'a' been fur me and Doc Lew Lake and Jimmy Bagby and three-four others raisin' a feeblesome imitation of the Rebel Yell ez we went past, there'd 'a' been no tribute atall fur the man who marched away in '61 leadin' this town's fust company of volunteers, and come back in '65, a full brigadier bringin' whut wuz left [...]
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include feeblish, weaksome, pale, fainty, faintling, faintsome.
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