The Collaborative International Dictionary
Vaporish \Va"por*ish\, a.
Full of vapors; vaporous.
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Hypochondriacal; affected by hysterics; splenetic; peevish; humorsome.
Pallas grew vap'rish once and odd.
--Pope.
Wiktionary
a. (alternative spelling of vapourish English)
WordNet
Usage examples of "vaporish".
Finally, he plucked a cloud from the sky and began to flatten it into a sheet of vaporish skin, walking after Sadira as he worked.
His vaporish skin hung from his face in billowing folds, with dark creases that gave him a fierce and sinister appearance.
Her vaporish form solidified into flesh as she lightly floated to the floor.
But I think, if you were to count the barren women you have heard of, you would find that they are mostly pale and fragile and vaporish noblewomen.
Had he married a respectable woman, demure, plain, vaporish, he would undoubtedly be alive today.
He carried her through the shell of charred lumber and fallen rafters, to the window where moonlight spilled in a vaporish white pool on the floor.
She might burst into tears on occasion but she had never been a vaporish milk and water miss.
She might burst into tears on occasion, but she had never been a vaporish milk-and-water miss.
Now do cry halt to all of these vaporish musings, Rowanne, before I get the headache in truth.
Such vaporish maunderings were dangerous to bring to a working circle.
But he had been addressing nothing but a small cloud of vaporish blue which had arisen around this man and the three persons nearest him.
The gossamer cloth seemed like nothing more than a vaporish veil, bent on playing havoc with his senses.
The last thing she wanted was to have to deal with Lord Carradice now, when she was in such a pathetically vaporish state.