quirkful

adj

Etymology

From quirk + -ful.

  1. derived from kvirkja — “to choke, strangle
  2. inherited from querken
  3. derived from *gʷerh₃- — “to devour; maw
  4. derived from *kwerkō — “throat, gullet
  5. derived from kverk — “a bend or angle, especially below a cross-beam or below the chin, the bight of an axe", also "throat, gullet
  6. inherited from *querk
  7. suffixed as quirkful — “quirk + -ful

Definitions

  1. Full of quirks

    Full of quirks; abounding in quirkiness.

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