sintery

English

Etymology

From sinter +‎ -y.

Adjective

sintery (comparative more sintery, superlative most sintery)

1. Like sinter.
   • 1863, Sabine Baring-Gould, Alfred Newton, Iceland: its scenes and sagas:

     The Great Geysir is farthest east of all the springs; it is indicated by a mound of sintery deposit like a heap of dry grey leaves, piled up about 30 feet...

Anagrams

• triynes