ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Girthsome

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Girthsome is an adjective meaning Characterised or marked by girth; girthy.

Meaning

Characterised or marked by girth; girthy.

Example Sentences

Pippa just nodded and took a swig of her wine. “You know I'm not one to feed rumors, but... I had no idea! I mean it's been a good decade since I saw that thing, and I sure don't remember it being quite so girthsome.”
Indeed, who would marry me? There was no one to steer me. I had only ever been good at one subject—art. Sir Jeremy, growing too girthsome to do any more harm to young protégées, and feeling rather sorry for me because I had turned out chinless and dumb, declared that I would go to the Slade School.
Minutes later, Molly found herself seated inside the stagecoach with a rather girthsome gentleman occupying the opposite bench. Grateful to be spared the experience of spending a night in Sulfur Falls, she situated her satchel—the single piece of luggage the driver, a Mr. Lewis, had said he could accommodate—on the seat beside her.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include girthful, thicksome, girdlelike, gobblesome, gritsome, grapplesome.

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