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plaguy
[ pley-gee ]
adverb
- vexatiously or excessively:
The room is plaguy hot.
plaguy
/ ˈpleɪɡɪ /
adjective
- disagreeable or vexing
adverb
- disagreeably or annoyingly
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Derived Forms
- ˈplaguily, adverb
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Example Sentences
Now, who would think my master had such a monstrous plaguy wit?
The fact is, those plaguy convalescent accounts have given us more trouble than all the business of the office besides.
I'm——My father calls; you plaguy devil, how durst you stop my breath so?
He feels a plaguy sight more than he thinks; and when the feelin's is up, it doesn't matter much who's right and who's wrong.
It is plaguy twelvepenny weather this last week, and has cost me ten shillings in coach and chair hire.
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