a. [f. TALLOW sb. + -ISH1 2.] Of the nature of or resembling tallow; tallow-like, tallowy.
1552. Huloet, Tallowyshe, or lyke to tallow, seuiosus.
1598. Florio, Songioso, fattie, lardie, greasie, tallowish.
1731. Medley, Kolbens Cape G. Hope, II. 65. The Fat [of Cape sheep] is not so tallowish as that of European Mutton; and the poorer Sort use it in the Place of Butter.
1838. Granville, Spas Germ., 378. The checks, formerly tallowish and saffrony, became ruddy.