skylike

English

Etymology

From sky +‎ -like.

Adjective

skylike (comparative more skylike, superlative most skylike)

1. Resembling the sky or some aspect of it.
   • 1854, The eclectic magazine of foreign literature, science, and art:

     Trailing and creeping plants of every clime will soon be twining their fingers into every recess of the iron-work, and mounting still higher by every pillar and "coigne of vantage," until they have gained the skylike arch of glass.

Anagrams

• kylikes