Definition of subrisive in English:

subrisive

adjective səˈbrʌɪzɪvsəˈbrʌɪsɪv

Exhibiting or characterized by a smiling playfulness; humorous; amused.

Origin

Early 19th century. From post-classical Latin subrisivus rather amusing from classical Latin subrīs-, past participial stem of subrīdēre + -īvus.

Definition of subrisive in US English:

subrisive

adjective

Exhibiting or characterized by a smiling playfulness; humorous; amused.

Origin

Early 19th century. From post-classical Latin subrisivus rather amusing from classical Latin subrīs-, past participial stem of subrīdēre + -īvus.

单词	subrisive
释义	Definition of subrisive in English: subrisive adjective səˈbrʌɪzɪvsəˈbrʌɪsɪv Exhibiting or characterized by a smiling playfulness; humorous; amused. Origin Early 19th century. From post-classical Latin subrisivus rather amusing from classical Latin subrīs-, past participial stem of subrīdēre + -īvus. Definition of subrisive in US English: subrisive adjective Exhibiting or characterized by a smiling playfulness; humorous; amused. Origin Early 19th century. From post-classical Latin subrisivus rather amusing from classical Latin subrīs-, past participial stem of subrīdēre + -īvus.
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