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adjectivemaggotish (comparative more maggotish, superlative most maggotish)
comparative more maggotish · superlative most maggotish
- datedrarePeculiar, strange, eccentric; full of whims or fancies.
Early in that dragged out journeying to a tough death occurred several tense episodes, even plots against his life, until maggotish hatred of the Sanhedrin engulfed him; […]
2015, T. Hoogsteen, Covenant Works: The Biblical WaySynonyms: maggoty
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adjectivePeculiar, strange, eccentric; full of whims or fancies.
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maggotish. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 3, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/maggotish
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