Meanings
comparative more starrish · superlative most starrish
- Like, resembling, or relating to a star; starlike.
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The words of the jurors were written and so shall it was written and so shall it will be done.; Center of the universe where we reverse, restitution paves its way through the broken curse, seeking only what can't be seen from our own lies, true compost from evil wills leaving the lies, starrish light from womb light birth for what we're worth, dreaming ties forsake rights for mother earth, […]
2014, Ted Hodge, Massachusetts Project Word Problems - broadcastingCharacteristic of a star.
Origin
- Middle Englishsterrish
- Englishstarrish
From Middle English sterrish, sterryssh, equivalent to star + -ish. Piecewise doublet of asterisk.
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