Crossword-Solution: MALAPROPOS
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Malapropos | a. & adv. | Unseasonable or unseasonably; unsuitable or unsuitably. |
We have 11 clues for the answer “MALAPROPOS”
| Clue | Answers |
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| of an inappropriate or incorrectly applied nature | 1 answer |
| Inopportunely | 2 answers |
| infelicitous | 19 answers |
| inadmissible | 19 answers |
| out of place | 30 answers |
| BEFORE time | 44 answers |
| inappropriate | 53 answers |
| Unbecoming | 53 answers |
| Inapt | 65 answers |
| Incorrect | 66 answers |
| Inopportune | 67 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EARTE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with MALAPROPOS (5)
Augusta excused herself from supper, Inga’s forced devices at merriment were too transparent, Arnfinn’s table-talk was of a rambling, incoherent sort, and he answered dreadfully malapropos, if a chance word was addressed to him, and even the good-natured pastor began, at last, to grumble; for the inmates of the Gran Parsonage seemed to have but one life and one soul in common, and any individual disturbance immediately disturbed the peace and happiness of the whole household.
And I know that he was suspelled or expended, I don't remember which, but it was something bad, and Aunt Clara cried,” added Jamie all in one breath, for he possessed a fatal gift of making malapropos remarks, which caused him to be a terror to his family.
Don’t you remember the beautiful perspective drawing she made of this room for me to take to Oxford? That was very difficult, and wanted a great deal of neatness and accuracy, so why should she not be neat and accurate in other things? And I know you can read faces, Ethel--why don’t you look there before you speak?” “Ah! before instead of after, when I only see I have said something malapropos,” said Ethel.
Nothing occurred to mar the pleasure of the hour, except a trifling incident that might be construed as malapropos and post-meridian by the hypercritical.
Sally, too, put in her word of instruction from the kitchen, helping, as she fancied, though her assistance was often rather _malapropos_; for instance, she called out, to a little fat, stupid, roly-poly girl, to whom Miss Benson was busy explaining the meaning of the word quadruped, "Quadruped, a thing wi' four legs, Jenny; a chair is a quadruped, child!" But Miss Benson had a deaf manner sometimes when her patience was not too severely tried, and she put it on now.