froggish

7.9

Looking or acting like a frog

: parecido a una rana

As he crouched by the pond, his froggish appearance fascinated the young students.

Examples

The child's froggish green raincoat stood out brightly in the crowd.
Lenny came to work wearing yellow-tinted safety goggles that made him look froggish the following day.

Fiction book (1991)
Though she is now ten years dead, she stands there behind the podium, immutable and somehow significant, this white-haired, obese Negro woman, smiling her peculiar, froggish grin.

Fiction book (1991)
His froggish manner of speaking made everyone turn their heads in confusion.

froglike

vsfroggish

4.1

Having the look or movement of a frog

is the general term for resembling that animal in appearance or manner

froggy

vsfroggish

7.3

Looking or acting like a small green animal with big eyes and feet for swimming

is neutral and describes resemblance without the cute or playful tone

batrachian

vsfroggish

9.9

Relating to frogs and toads

is specific to resembling only one kind of small amphibian

toadlike

vsfroggish

5.0

Having rough, bumpy skin like a toad

is about resembling the smooth typical small amphibian rather than the warty one

froglike

4.1

froggish

7.9

froggy

7.3

froggish positive

froggish = frog (transparent) = frog + ish

Standard adjectival formation 'like a frog', clearly describing appearance or manner.

Froggish is formed from frog + -ish, where -ish means 'like', so froggish simply means 'like a frog' in appearance or manner.