kitcheny

English

Etymology

From kitchen +‎ -y.

Adjective

kitcheny (comparative more kitcheny, superlative most kitcheny)

1. (informal) Resembling or characteristic of a kitchen.
   • 2005, Michael McClelland, Tattoo Blues, page 78:

     That room was a kitcheny extension of the main room. Jars lined the cabinets, filled with dried fruits and pickled vegetables. One wall seemed devoted to nothing but bottles of vinegars and hot sauces.

   • 2007, Marc Joseph, The Heifer Chronicles: The End Time Imperiled, page 78:

     They found two chairs arranged before a podium and on a kitcheny-looking table next to the podium was a tape recorder.

Anagrams

• ethnicky