lightish
1[lahy-tish]
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adjective
rather light in color.
Origin of lightish
1lightish
2[lahy-tish]
adjective
Origin of lightish
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Examples from the Web for lightish
Historical Examples of lightish
Her hair is lightish, and her face as comely as a live doll's.
Great Ghost StoriesVarious
Hair may either be very fuzzy or black, or lightish and thin.
Modern EssaysJohn Macy
Two or three lightish love-lyrics, whether impersonal or inspired by passing adventures of his own, are among the number.
Life of John KeatsSidney Colvin
By that time we had grown accustomed to the darkness, and I thought I could see in the shadow of a tree a lightish figure.
Tish, The Chronicle of Her Escapades and ExcursionsMary Roberts Rinehart
His complexion is something between pale and clear; and his hair, which is tolerably ample, partakes of a lightish hue.
The Life Of George Cruikshank, Vol. II. (of II)Blanchard Jerrold