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What is a suffix with the word girlish?

There isn't a common suffix specifically used with the word "girlish."

Here's why:

* "Girlish" is already an adjective. It describes something as having characteristics typically associated with girls.

* Suffixes are often used to change the word's part of speech. For example, adding "-ness" to "girlish" would create "girlishness," which is a noun describing the quality of being girlish.

If you're looking for words related to "girlish," you could consider:

* Nouns: girlishness, girlhood, femininity

* Adverbs: girlishly, coquettishly

* Other adjectives: youthful, playful, innocent

Example:

Instead of using a suffix, you could say something like:

* "She had a girlish laugh."

* "Her dress was a vibrant pink, which seemed girlishly charming."

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