aguishness
/ˈeɪɡjʊɪʃnɪs/Now rare and somewhat archaic
noun
The quality or state of being aguish.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Moffett (1553–1604), physician and naturalist. From aguish + -ness.
- housemaiding
- housemaid's box
- housemaid's closet
- housemaids' closet
- housemaid's cupboard
- housemaid's glove
- housemaid skirt
- housemaid's knee
- housemaid's pantry
- housemaid's skirt
- houseman
- house manager
- Houseman, John
- housemanship
- house marten
- house martin
- housemaster
- housemastering
- housemasterly
- housemastership
- housemate
- housemating
- housemistress
- house mite
- housemonger