What does "Stable-ish" mean exactly? [closed]

-ish

1) A suffix that makes any word or phrase more vague.

2) It can be used with any word and it's applied at the end to make the word into meaning "kind of".

For eg.

me = "how are you feeling today?"

you = "i am feeling okay-ish"

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3) A suffix used to guesstimate a number or time. When referring to time "-ish" means within plus or minus 15 minutes. When referring to a number "-ish" means within 5.

For eg.

Guy1: What time is the party?

Guy2: 7:30-ish

Other definition:

4) suffix. used to describe an approximation, or likeness of the subject. (can be used alone as an adjective)

So, here the meaning of the stable-ish to he is okay-okay or not good not bad..

Update reference by the request of @trevorD

The term = ish

It means more or less stable

dictionary.reference.com: -ish

a suffix used to form adjectives from other adjectives, with the sense of “somewhat,” “rather” ( oldish; reddish; sweetish )

You can add -ish to most anything and a (British) native speaker will understand it means more or less of what you added it to.

That goes for time: five thirty-ish; and age: She looks 40ish

In spoken English, you add a slight pause to emphasise it and you can even use the suffix on its own

"Are you OK?"
"yeah... ish"

meaning I am more or less OK