largish
Speech parts
1. largish - Adjective
2. largish - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
Somewhat large.
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I work for largish company (international, 10s of thousands of employees), and our company has an explicit code of conduct, not unlike the one the ones being suggested for conventions.
I made them the size of the cross section of a largish orange, but you can make them what ever size you'd like.
"I haul largish stuff and have a very remote cabin"
I used five whole heads (largish) of garlic.
There is a touch screen, largish buttons, and a smallish volume knob, but no tuning knob.
Veal and beef are the usual source of bone marrow but lamb, goat, and any largish animal should not be dismissed.