What does probesome mean?
Probesome means (rare) Characterised or marked by probing; apt to probe.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
(rare) Characterised or marked by probing; apt to probe.
Powder and pomatum hush it,— So cautiously must the thing be watched, Least, probesome, it should strike too deep!
I had locked her in a comfort cage along with several well-behaved animals, but when I reached inside with my poker, my probesome attempts at physical and mental reconnaissance were a tearful disgrace for both of us.
The theory makes total sense: the more probesome a male duck is with his penis, the more parasites he is likely to pick up, ergo the more parasitised is his pecker.
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Probesome means (rare) Characterised or marked by probing; apt to probe.
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Powder and pomatum hush it,— So cautiously must the thing be watched, Least, probesome, it should strike too deep!
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