commonish

Name and shame until we get a commonish usage policy.

Update: who blocks? at Helpful Technology 2009

There was an actress named Humby about that time it's a commonish surname but I can't make any links or find evidence of other uses like this.

February 2007 2007

There was an actress named Humby about that time it's a commonish surname but I can't make any links or find evidence of other uses like this.

The Culture of Sewing, edited by Barbara Burman - A Dress A Day 2007

My beloved and utterly unique hubby has, nonetheless, a commonish name, cause 803 people in the US have it.

Nope. I Do Not Believe There's Another Mir Mirtika 2006

My beloved and utterly unique hubby has, nonetheless, a commonish name, cause 803 people in the US have it.

Archive 2006-10-01 Mirtika 2006

"His mother you know, was a commonish sort of person"

The Old Homestead Ann S. Stephens

And after all a wench is a commonish sort of a object, and even the wench the lad's in love with is

Aunt Rachel David Christie Murray

Spiraea belloides, commonish on limestone rocks in the ravine near the road which leads from Tazeen valley to

Journals of Travels in Assam, Burma, Bhootan, Afghanistan and the Neighbouring Countries William Griffith

But Mrs. Farnham remained silent, only muttering over "a very commonish sort of person indeed," and with hound-like reluctance, Salina retreated backward, step by step, to her position at the door.

The Old Homestead Ann S. Stephens

He was a commonish man in black with a band round his bowler hat; he had something of Fanny's clumsy look; he wore a stubbly moustache, and had a cockney accent.

Of Human Bondage 1919