Brad Pittesque
Brad Pittesque adjective: resembling or characteristic of American actor and film producer William Bradley Pitt (born December 18, 1963).
Adjective
Brad Pittesque (comparative more Brad Pittesque, superlative most Brad Pittesque)
- Resembling or characteristic of American actor and film producer William Bradley Pitt (born December 18, 1963).
- In In & Out the actor giving the acceptance speech is Cameron Drake (Matt Dillon), a Brad Pittesque newcomer who wins for his second film, To Serve and Protect, about a soldier coming to terms with his homosexuality.1998, Beth A. Fhaner, editor, Magill's Cinema Annual: A Retrospective of the Films of 1997, Detroit, MI: Visible Ink, →ISBN, page 268
- As far as countable relationships, there's been almost no pattern in what boyfriends have looked like...there's been pasty-white (several of those...approaching pattern), there's been olive, there's been dark burnt caramel...there's been tall, short, fit, plumper, bad skin, great hair, lanky, ugly...1998 October 30, SereneBabe, “Online Friends.”, in alt.music.soulcoughing (Usenet)
Forms of Brad Pittesque
| comparative | more Brad Pittesque |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Brad Pittesque |
Origin of Brad Pittesque
From Brad Pitt + -esque.
Questions about Brad Pittesque
- What does Brad Pittesque mean?
- Brad Pittesque means resembling or characteristic of American actor and film producer William Bradley Pitt (born December 18, 1963).
- What part of speech is Brad Pittesque?
- Brad Pittesque is an adjective.
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