-ish
Pronunciation: /- ˈɪʃ/
-ish (suffix)
- Used after a number or amount to show it is not exact, but close to that value.
- Used to say something has some features of a thing, but not all, or not in a strong way.
- Used to describe a group, period, or type in a general way, without claiming exact accuracy.
Examples
- I waited for about a little while before calling.
- The bag weighs about a little more than I expected.