sharpish

/ ˈʃɑːpɪʃ /

adjective

1. fairly sharp

adverb

1. informal,  promptly; quickly

Example Sentences

She rather robustly dismissed speculation about Budget measures, large black hole forecasts, and had some sharpish words even for the Office for Budget Responsibility, which we will come back to.

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Fearnley closed in on a relatively sharpish straight-setter when he broke serve early in the third - only for more double faults to help 37-year-old Bautista Agut extend the contest.

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He left pretty sharpish out of a back door.

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Clark will ultimately be judged by results on the pitch - and Sutton need good results sharpish.

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For those worn out by the antics of their own household elf, rejoice in the knowledge the creepy little watcher - sorry, friendly little helper - will be disappearing back the North Pole sharpish overnight and you can relax and tuck into the sherry unobserved.

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