frailsome

adj

Etymology

From frail + -some.

  1. derived from fragilis
  2. derived from fraile
  3. inherited from frele
  4. suffixed as frailsome — “frail + some

Definitions

  1. Characterised or marked by frailness

    • You may have also noticed the same small boat seeking shelter under the lee of its huge ally, when gusts of wind blew lustily, and angry waves came lashing on, as if to swallow up the frailsome bark.

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