Swarm indeepish pools under limestone rocks, takes bait, i.
The soil is deepish and good, when wet it is subtenacious.
The surface of the valve is almost always more or less depressed, sometimes so much as to form a deepish furrow, the "longitudinal furrow," which extends from the apex to the extremity of the spur.
Line a deepish pie pan with very rich crust, spread the crust thickly with red raspberry jam, then pour upon it raw, a custard made from two eggs beaten well with one cup of milk, and one tablespoonful sugar.
Skim out with a perforated ladle, letting all syrup drain away from them, arrange in a deepish glass dish, or pile on a glass platter.
Take up carefully so as not to break, lay in a deepish dish, remove bay leaves from the gravy and pour over the fish.
Banana Pie: Line a deepish earthen pie dish with thin, very good crust, fill it three parts with bananas, sliced crosswise very thin.
Commonly the ground is white or yellow, with the colour of the pattern shaded blue, or black, or deepish purple.
Abdomen ending in two median lobes; along the edge several deepish curvilinear incisions, between which are some strong spines.
The abdominal segment somewhat long, the edge broken by a number of deepish curvilinear serrations, and ending in two inconspicuous median lobes, with three others, much smaller, on each side.
By his side on a little lacquered table was a deepish bowl of dull red porphyry filled with water.
He found a deepish wound in the groin, a sword-cut in the fleshy part of his left arm; then there was his head!
Griff bared his left arm with ill-concealed pride and showed a deepish cut.
We took some deepishcuts a fortnight since, and they'll take time to heal.
I am informed by Captain Moresby, there is deepish water; these, therefore, have been coloured blue.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "deepish" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
