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octopusical en · ADJ

Etymology

From octopus + -ical.

Meanings

1. (rare) Synonym of octopusine.
   • Soon, we were in the bedroom, arms and legs and privates entangled in an octopusical display of sexual dexterity. 2005, Jeffrey Dinsmore, I, an Actress: The Autobiography of Karen Jamey, page 80:
   • If these “Octopusical” projects are not closed, they continue to consume time and resources while detracting from valuable accomplishments. 2009, Deji Badiru, Getting Things Done Through Project Management, page 30:
   • It is absolutely true that twins have a special relatioship. This truth even exits when one twin slightly resembles a handsome owl and the other is a bitch octopus. It is a mysterious telepathic connection that renders keeping secrets impossible. Were it not so. I’m sure Violet (the octopusical one) enjoyed this very much. 2010, Max Yoho, With the Wisdom of Owls, page 40:

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Synonyms

octopusine