brackish
brack·ish
adj \ˈbra-kish\Definition of BRACKISH
1
: somewhat salty <brackish water>
2
a : not appealing to the taste <brackish tea> b : repulsive
— brack·ish·ness noun
Examples of BRACKISH
- <the office coffee is often some brackish brew that's been sitting around for a couple of hours>
- <the river becomes brackish as we approach the tidemark>
Origin of BRACKISH
Dutch brac salty; akin to Middle Low German brac salty
First Known Use: 1538
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Antonyms: appetizing, delectable, delicious, delish, palatable, savory (also savoury), tasty, toothsome, yummy
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