Crossword-Solution: COLTISH
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Coltish | a. | Like a colt; wanton; frisky. |
We have 35 clues for the answer “COLTISH”
| Clue | Answers |
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| Young and frisky. | 1 answer |
| Larkish? | 7 answers |
| elvish | 8 answers |
| Spry | 21 answers |
| Roguish | 26 answers |
| Kittenish | 32 answers |
| unmatured | 33 answers |
| kiddish | 33 answers |
| Teen-ager. | 37 answers |
| Teen | 38 answers |
| unripe | 39 answers |
| Juvenile | 39 answers |
| puerile | 40 answers |
| frisky | 42 answers |
| buried | 42 answers |
| Underlying | 43 answers |
| Embryonic | 43 answers |
| Suppressed | 46 answers |
| irresponsible | 47 answers |
| Undeveloped | 49 answers |
| infantile | 49 answers |
| Impish | 54 answers |
| Latent | 58 answers |
| prankish | 58 answers |
| Dormant | 61 answers |
| frolicsome | 62 answers |
| Youthful | 66 answers |
| babyish | 68 answers |
| Childlike. | 68 answers |
| Young-ster | 68 answers |
| Immature | 74 answers |
| Young __ | 78 answers |
| Covert __ | 81 answers |
| Silly | 83 answers |
| Hidden | 98 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EERTA
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with COLTISH (5)
Huckleberry gave one snort and one tug backward upon the tie rope and then a coltish kick into the air when he discovered that he was free.
Your majesty already hath devis'd A mean, as fit as may be, to restrain These coltish coach-horse tongues from blasphemy.
For begging I am naught, for stealing worse: by my troth, I must even fall to my old trade, to the Hammer and the Horse heels again: but now the worst is, I am not acquainted with the humor of the horses in this country, whether they are not coltish, given much to kicking, or no; for when I have one leg in my hand, if he should up and lay tother on my chops, I were gone: there lay I, there lay Hodge.
Old enough to have lost the first fine careless rapture that showers on the immature ‘Stunt imaginary Commissionerships and Stars, and sends him into the collar with coltish earnestness and abandon; too young to be yet able to look back upon the progress he had made, and thank Providence that under the conditions of the day he had come even so far, he stood upon the dead-centre of his career.
The' was four women an' three unmarried ladies, countin' Miss Wiggins, the Spike Crick schoolmarm, who was a friendly little thing, though a shade too coltish for her years.
Where this answer appears
Appears in: NYT.
Used 1 time in crossword archives (1954).