Jutting out of the black, moss-vegetating roof, is an old-maidish looking window, with a dowdy white curtain spitefully tucked up at the side.
He is a little old-maidish about his age, which for the last twenty years has not got a day more than fifty-four.
She clasped her hands together with an agitated old-maidish gesture.
Then there's something old-maidish about her, something sharp and prudish that I don't quite fancy.
Gone was her placid acceptance of the footprints of the years, gone her old-maidish pride in dainty, old-maidish dress.
Every chair had its antimacassar, spread at its correct old-maidish angle.
In an odd old-maidish room he undressed his uncle and slipped him into one of the late Mr. Jacobite's night-shirts.
I should not like to be called an old maid, but I confess to an old-maidish care for cleanliness.
Ruskin, with all the April showers of his rhetoric, discredited himself as an authoritative thinker when he screamed his old-maidish diatribes against that pioneer of modern romantic communication, the railroad.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "maidish" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
