a. rare. [f. TEMPT v. + -SOME.] Apt to tempt, tempting.
1849. Tait’s Mag., XVI. 629. Temptsome bargains catch her eager gaze.
1863. Wingate, Poems & Songs (ed. 2), 22.
| See them from their ingles venturin’, | |
| Scornfu’ o’ their temptsome glouff, | |
| And, defyin’ tempest, saunterin’ | |
| Slowly to their whisky-houff. |
