gracesome

English

Etymology

From grace +‎ -some.

Adjective

gracesome (comparative more gracesome, superlative most gracesome)

1. Characterised or marked by grace
   • 1891, Los Angeles Herald, page 6:

     Let her remember clearly that a dairy-maid Cleopatra is a gracesome thing.

   • 1908, Andrew Harvey Scoble, Sun Time and Cloud Time:

     […] and then hasten I to say adieu or to make excuse that I may not hear of any hand that hath held hers or any ruthless arm that in some stately measure did encircle her gracesome waist.

   • 1996, Christopher Sale Wren, Hacks, page 114:

     "Is your journalism progressive?" she asked. "If so, perhaps I stay with you. Rolf is not gracesome."

Synonyms

• graceful, gracious

Anagrams

• game score, megaceros