newish
English
adj
Definitions
- (informal) Somewhat new
Etymology
Suffix from English new.
Origin
English
new
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- New France English
- New Rochelle English
- New Rome English
- New Year English
- NewSQL English
- Newcastleton English
- Newgate English
- Newhouse English
- Newman English
- Newmill English
- Newport English
- Newspeak English
- Newtown English
- all-new English
- benew English
- ennew English
- innew English
- neumorphism English
- new English
- new moon English
- newborn English
- newbro English
- newbuild English
- newbuilding English
- newbuilt English
- newchurch English
- newco English
- newcoming English
- newcreate English
- newer English
- newfag English
- newfangle English
- newfangled English
- newfashion English
- newfind English
- newfound English
- newgroup English
- newie English
- newishly English
- newishness English
- newless English
- newline English
- newling English
- newly English
- newmade English
- newness English
- news English
- newspeak English
- newth English
- nonnew English
- overnew English
- renew English
- seminew English
- supernew English
- nouveau French
- new Japanese
- ニュー Japanese
- newe Middle English
- newspeak Czech
- novořeč Czech
- nova Esperanto
- nu Tok Pisin
- nyun Sranan Tongo
- new
- news
- newth
- newie
- newco
- innew
- benew
- newly
- renew
- newer
- ennew
- NewSQL
- Newman
- newbro
- newfag
- nonnew
- newness
- overnew
- Newport
- newling
- newmade
- seminew
- newless
- newfind
- newline
- Newmill
- Newgate
- Newtown
- newborn
- all-new
- newishly
- new moon
- New Year
- newbuilt
- Newhouse
- New Rome
- newspeak
- newbuild
- newfound
- supernew
- newgroup
- Newspeak
- newcoming
- newfangle
- newcreate
- newchurch
- newfashion
- New France
- newfangled
- newishness
- neumorphism
- newbuilding
- Newcastleton
- New Rochelle