"dragonsome" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From dragon + -some.",
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      "form": "more dragonsome",
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          "ref": "1913, Charles Edward Montague, The Morning's War",
          "text": "“A Duchess of Saxony— fancy some dragonsome dowager—tearing across in the snow, to help a Duke of Burgundy, was it? She slid from the top down to—Lanslebourg, isn't it? ” She laughed.",
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          "ref": "1969, James Agate, More first nights",
          "text": "One is the youngest male Linden, nicely presented by Mr. Derek Williams ; the other, a female, dragonsome Linden, is the best part in the piece.",
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          "ref": "1974, Anthony Curtis, The Rise and Fall of the Matinée Idol",
          "text": "[...] other critics, wrote, 'Is it a trick of the mind that one seems to have plenteously beheld Miss Binnie Hale masquerading as a pert yet loving chambermaid, Mr Bobby Howes disguised as a winsome valet or chauffeur and various other capable ladies masquerading as dragonsome châtelaines in whose establishments elderly fribbles surreptitiously carouse?",
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          "ref": "1990, Sheila Gooddie, Annie Horniman",
          "text": "He gave high praise to Mona Limerick's 'dragonsome Blanche' and thought Shaw would redraft his description of his character Cokane as played by Charles Bibby.",
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        "Characteristic or typical of dragons"
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  "etymology_text": "From dragon + -some.",
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        "superlative"
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          "ref": "1913, Charles Edward Montague, The Morning's War",
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        },
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          "ref": "1969, James Agate, More first nights",
          "text": "One is the youngest male Linden, nicely presented by Mr. Derek Williams ; the other, a female, dragonsome Linden, is the best part in the piece.",
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        },
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          "ref": "1974, Anthony Curtis, The Rise and Fall of the Matinée Idol",
          "text": "[...] other critics, wrote, 'Is it a trick of the mind that one seems to have plenteously beheld Miss Binnie Hale masquerading as a pert yet loving chambermaid, Mr Bobby Howes disguised as a winsome valet or chauffeur and various other capable ladies masquerading as dragonsome châtelaines in whose establishments elderly fribbles surreptitiously carouse?",
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          "text": "He gave high praise to Mona Limerick's 'dragonsome Blanche' and thought Shaw would redraft his description of his character Cokane as played by Charles Bibby.",
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