geeksome

English

Alternative forms
  • geek-some

Etymology

From geek +‎ -some.

Adjective

geeksome (comparative more geeksome, superlative most geeksome)

  1. Characterised or marked by geekiness
    • 1994, Tony Hendra, A Treasury of Immorality, page 107:
      The voices came from so far away. "What is this dump? It's geeksome."
    • 2009, Rudy Rucker, Postsingular:
      “Far be it from me to pry into Chief Engineer Ond's geek-some plans,” said Craigor easily.
    • 2013, Oliver Neale, Electronic Sue, page 345:
      His red hair and freckled face lent him a casually geeksome appearance, meaning Henrietta didn't feel threatened.

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