BOSKIER | • boskier adj. Comparative form of bosky: more bosky. • BOSKY adj. woody or bushy. |
BRISKIER | • BRISKY adj. (Shakespeare) brisk. |
CASKIER | • CASKY adj. resembling a cask. |
DUSKIER | • duskier adj. Comparative form of dusky: more dusky. • DUSKY adj. somewhat dark. |
FLISKIER | • FLISKY adj. (Scots) restive, whimsical. |
FRISKIER | • friskier adj. Comparative form of frisky: more frisky. • FRISKY adj. lively and playful. |
HUSKIER | • huskier adj. Comparative form of husky: more husky. • HUSKY adj. hoarse. |
MONOSKIER | • monoskier n. One who takes part in monoskiing. • MONOSKIER n. one who skis on a monoski. |
MUSKIER | • muskier adj. Comparative form of musky: more musky. • MUSKY adj. resembling musk. |
NONSKIER | • nonskier n. A person who is not a skier. • NONSKIER n. one who does not ski. |
PESKIER | • peskier adj. Comparative form of pesky: more pesky. • PESKY adj. annoying. |
PLISKIER | • PLISKIE adj. (Scots) tricky, mischievous, also PLISKY. |
RISKIER | • riskier adj. Comparative form of risky: more risky. • RISKY adj. dangerous, also RISKFUL. |
SERASKIER | • seraskier n. (Now historical) A commander in the Ottoman Empire. • SERASKIER n. (historical) a general or commander of land forces in the Turkish empire. |
SKIER | • skier n. One who skis. • skier n. (Cricket) A ball hit high in the air, often leading to a catch. • SKIER n. one who skis. |
TUSKIER | • tuskier adj. Comparative form of tusky: more tusky. • TUSKY adj. having prominent tusks. |