- mountainy
- adjective Date: 1613 1. mountainous 2. of, relating to, or living in mountains
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mountainy — ˈmau̇nt(ə)nē, tə̇nē, ni adjective 1. a. : full of mountains : mountainous mountainy mass Rose Macaulay b. : of, relating to, or characteristic of mountainous regions : mountain … Useful english dictionary
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