rare. [f. COMMON a. + -ISH.] Rather common.
1792. Mad. D’Arblay, Diary (1842–6), V. 292. A commonish … sort of a … woman.
1878. Keary, Dawn Hist., iv. 58. Commonish ideas in a somewhat grand and abstract form.
1880. Christy Carew, I. iii. Mozart, to Philomena, was commonish, being played at mass … nearly every Sunday.
