stablesome

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adjective

Characteristic of a stable (horsebarn).

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adjectivestablesome (comparative more stablesome, superlative most stablesome)

comparative more stablesome · superlative most stablesome

  1. rareCharacteristic of a stable (horsebarn).

    Very pleasant is the sensation of being ushered into a pestiferously stablesome drawing-room.

    1899, Rudyard Kipling, The City of Dreadful Night, page 20
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    It was a very sumptuous house, with spacious rooms and all the luxuries a big city can furnish, such a contrast to the bare, stablesome apartments, decorated with a wall-paper of flies, lizards, and ants, to which we had grown accustomed.

    1906, G. A. Mathews, Diary of an Indian Tour, page 142

    Synonyms: stablelike

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adjectiveCharacteristic of a stable (horsebarn).

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