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˱¹±š°ł³¾¾±²Ō“dzܲõ
/ ˱¹É˳¾ÉŖ²Ōɲõ /
adjective
relating to, infested with, or suggestive of vermin
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- verminously adverb
- verminousness noun
- nonverminous adjective
- nonverminously adverb
- nonverminousness noun
- unverminous adjective
- unverminously adverb
- unverminousness noun
- ˱¹±š°ł³¾¾±²Ō“dzܲõly adverb
- ˱¹±š°ł³¾¾±²Ō“dzܲõness noun
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of verminous1
Example Sentences
Over the years, translators have had Gregor Samsa transform into "a monstrous cockroach," "an enormous bedbug," and "a large verminous insect," among other things.
Noticeably marked by their ethnically coded āstreetā accents, the hyenas blatantly symbolize racist and anti-Semitic stereotypes of āverminousā groups that form a threat to society.
In the nineteen-nineties, when he was the editor of the Spectator magazine, it published a poem that referred to Scots as a āverminous raceā of ātartan dwarvesā who should be wiped out.
Men, women and children languished there in conditions of almost unimaginable squalor, brutality, overcrowding, starvation, verminous infestation and neglect.
Meanwhile the verminous UK government will be carrying on their racist immigration policies, and doing their best to deport Caribbean immigrants who have spent more than 50 years legally in UK.
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