a. [f. LARGE a. + -ISH.] Somewhat large.
1787. Fam. Plants, I. 90. The divisions roundish, concave, expanding, largish.
1807–26. S. Cooper, Surg., 108. The largish ligatures used in Mr. Warner’s time.
1872. Besant & Rice, Ready Money M., v. He carried about with him a largish sum in valuables and money.
Comb. 1831. A. Headley, in J. Raine, Mem. J. Hodgson (1858), II. 208. A largish sized box.
