comedical
/kəˈmiːdɪkl/adjective
= comedic.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Matthew Sutcliffe (d. 1629), dean of Exeter. From classical Latin cōmoedicus comedic + -al.
- whole-minded
- whole-mindedness
- whole molding
- whole-moulded
- whole moulding
- wholeness
- whole note
- whole number
- whole number rule
- whole plate
- whole pull
- whole roasted
- whole-rock
- whole-sail
- wholesale
- wholesale bank
- wholesale banking
- wholesalely
- wholesaleness
- wholesaler
- wholescale
- whole shift
- whole silk
- wholesome
- wholesomely