nothingy

English

Etymology

From nothing +‎ -y.

Adjective

nothingy (comparative more nothingy, superlative most nothingy)

1. Having very little impact or importance; trivial; insignificant.

   Synonym: nothingish

   • 2013, Ali Cronin, Santa Baby, →ISBN:

     We were still chitchatting in the same nothingy vein five minutes later when George opened his bedroom door.

   • 2014, David Mitchell, The Bone Clocks, →ISBN, page 28:

     Allhallows-on-Sea's basically a big holiday park spilling up to the shorefront from a nothingy village behind

   • 2015, Sarah Butler, Before the Fire, →ISBN:

     Scrap signs in front of a low-slung brick building; a nothingy sort of a park with a path cut through the middle of it and daisies dotting the grass.