gnomish meaning

• Adjective: gnomish
  1. Used of small deformed creatures

  See also: little, small

• For example, the gnomish mind control cap should no longer trigger the cooldown of the talisman of arathor
• One day some little gnomish bundle of joy will be telling his companions implausible tales about * me*
• Rediscover faydwer as you strive to thwart the plans of the evil gnomish necromancer, meldrath the malignant
• It could be kindly, sympathetic, gnomish and infinitely expressive.
• :I see many good minor contributions and gnomish cleanup work.
• The list would be improved by making it a gnomish work.
• He wrote a substantial dictionary of Gnomish and a grammar.
• The vast majority of edits is gnomish and appears constructive.
• I can write articles, fight vandals, do Wiki-gnomish things.
• Gnomish work can be a part of what ambassador does, on occasion.

• "gnomish" meaning in Chinese: adj. 地精的，地精似的；好戏耍的。
• "gnomish" meaning in Japanese: {形} : 地の精(gnome)のような、気まぐれな、ちゃめっ気がある、ふざけた
• "gnomish" meaning in Korean: adjective, 땅 신령 같은, 변덕스러운, 장난꾸러기의
• "gnomish" meaning in Russian: 1) похожий на гнома
• "gnomish" meaning in Arabic: عفريتي
• "gnomish" meaning in French: adj. semblable de moignon; semblable de fantôme