growsome

adj

growsome

adj

Etymology From grow + -some.

1

Dialectal Characterised or marked by growth; apt to grow; conducive to growing

  • Since growsome grave of force must have / Sir Ingram Clifford, knight; [...]1828, Nathan Drake, Mornings in Spring:
  • They climb the dyke the growsome gets, / In spite o' a' I say; [...]1828, William M'Dowall, Poems, chiefly in the Galloway dialect:
1 more example
  • Our pig is such a growsome little thing; it will eat anything2011 (original source 1863), Roy Blount, Jr., Alphabetter Juice

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