What is another word for maggoty?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈaɡɒti], [ mˈaɡɒti], [ m_ˈa_ɡ_ɒ_t_i]
Similar words: cheese tastes like maggots, cheese mold, moldy cheese, best cheese on earth, maggots in cheese
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Synonyms for Maggoty:
Other relevant words:
- Excrementitious ,
- Fantasied ,
- GUNKY ,
- Humorsome ,
- Idiocratic ,
- Impetiginous ,
- Languishing ,
- Mildewed ,
- Mucid ,
- Ordurous ,
- Reasty ,
- Saprogenic ,
- Saprogenous ,
- Slabby ,
- Sloshy ,
- Smutted ,
- Stercoraceous ,
- Vagarious ,
- Weevily ,
- abnormal ,
- adjourn ,
- analyse ,
- analyze ,
- anomalous ,
- arbitrary ,
- bad ,
- barfy ,
- baroque ,
- besmirched ,
- bizarre ,
- blasted ,
- blighted ,
- bloody ,
- blown ,
- brackish ,
- break ,
- buggy ,
- capricious ,
- captious ,
- carious ,
- cheap ,
- cloying ,
- contrary ,
- corrupt ,
- crank ,
- cranky ,
- crappy ,
- crotchety ,
- cruddy ,
- crumble ,
- crumple ,
- damaged ,
- decayed ,
- decompose ,
- defiled ,
- despicable ,
- despoiled ,
- deviant ,
- deviative ,
- die ,
- different ,
- dirty ,
- disgusting ,
- disintegrate ,
- dispel ,
- disrupt ,
- dissipate ,
- divergent ,
- dotty ,
- eccentric ,
- effete ,
- erratic ,
- exceptional ,
- extravagant ,
- faecal ,
- fail ,
- fanciful ,
- fancy-woven ,
- fantasque ,
- fantastic ,
- fantastical ,
- fat-headed ,
- fecal ,
- feculent ,
- fetid ,
- fey ,
- fickle ,
- filthy ,
- fitful ,
- flaky ,
- florid ,
- fly-blown ,
- foetid ,
- foul ,
- freakish ,
- frivolous ,
- frowsty ,
- frowsy ,
- frowzy ,
- fulsome ,
- funny ,
- fusty ,
- giddy ,
- gloppy ,
- gone bad ,
- gory ,
- gothic ,
- grimy ,
- grotesque ,
- grungy ,
- harebrained ,
- high ,
- hysterical ,
- icky ,
- idiosyncratic ,
- inconsistent ,
- inconstant ,
- infested ,
- insanitary ,
- irregular ,
- irresolute ,
- kinky ,
- kooky ,
- lentiginous ,
- malodorous ,
- mawkish ,
- mean ,
- mephitic ,
- moldering ,
- moldy ,
- moody ,
- moth-eaten ,
- motiveless ,
- mucky ,
- musty ,
- nasty ,
- nauseant ,
- nauseating ,
- nauseous ,
- noisome ,
- notional ,
- noxious ,
- nutty ,
- odd ,
- oddball ,
- odious ,
- offensive ,
- outlandish ,
- overripe ,
- particular ,
- peccant ,
- peculiar ,
- petulant ,
- poisonous ,
- polluted ,
- preposterous ,
- purulent ,
- putrefactive ,
- putrefied ,
- putrescent ,
- putrid ,
- queer ,
- quirky ,
- rancid ,
- rank ,
- ravaged ,
- rebarbative ,
- repulsive ,
- rhapsodic ,
- rococo ,
- rotten ,
- rotting ,
- rusty ,
- scabby ,
- screwball ,
- screwy ,
- scummy ,
- scurfy ,
- scurvy ,
- seamy ,
- seedy ,
- shitty ,
- sickening ,
- singular ,
- skittish ,
- sleeveless ,
- slimy ,
- sloppy ,
- sludgy ,
- slummy ,
- slushy ,
- smutty ,
- snap ,
- sordid ,
- spoiled ,
- squalid ,
- stained ,
- stinking ,
- strange ,
- sullied ,
- tainted ,
- tarnished ,
- temperamental ,
- touched ,
- twisted ,
- unclean ,
- unconformable ,
- unconventional ,
- unnatural ,
- unreasonable ,
- unrestrained ,
- unsanitary ,
- unsound ,
- untidy ,
- vagrant ,
- vile ,
- vitiated ,
- volatile ,
- wacky ,
- wanton ,
- wasted ,
- wayward ,
- weak ,
- whimsical ,
- wild ,
- worm-eaten ,
- wormy ,
- wretched ,
- yecchy ,
- yucky .
How to use "Maggoty" in context?
The word "maggoty" is derived from the Old French word maggot, meaning "a larva of a fly or worm." Interestingly, the very first English words were also derived from French: "I am," "you are," and "he/she/it is." The word "maggot" was first used in English in the mid-1300s to describe the larvae of a fly or worm. It subsequently came to be used more generally to describe the rotting flesh of anything, especially an animal.
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