Definition of "wideish" [wideish]

• Alternative spelling of widish. (adjective)

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• "In 1994 the first ball from Phil DeFreitas, a slowish, wideish long-hop was cracked to the cover boundary with such disdain by Michael Slater that England's challenge seemed to shrivel there and then."
• "While her grey eyes rested on him -- there was a wideish space between these, and the division of her rich-coloured hair, so thick that it ventured to be smooth, made a free arch above them -- he was almost ashamed of that exercise of the pen which it was her present inclination to commend."
• "That inconsequence once perpetrated, let me add, the impression was as right as any other -- the impression of the drive through the huge general tangled and fruited < i > podere </i > of the countryside; that of the pair of jogging hours that bring the visitor to where the wideish gate of the valley of the Serchio opens."