cauliflowery

English

Etymology

From cauliflower +‎ -y.

Adjective

cauliflowery (comparative more cauliflowery, superlative most cauliflowery)

  1. Resembling or characteristic of cauliflower.
    • 1873, American Observer, volume 10, page 194:
      Cauliflowery excrescences are also accompanied by most copious serous discharges of a brown color.
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