Bunteresque
Bunteresque adjective: obese.
Adjective
Bunteresque (comparative more Bunteresque, superlative most Bunteresque)
- Obese.
- The intelligence product from this series of meetings between the Bunteresque MI5 man and Gutteridge was speedily disseminated throughout Whitehall.1993, John Sweeney, Trading with the enemy: how Britain armed Iraq, →ISBN, page 44
- I drew a mushroom cloud; a man holding up a severed head next to a guillotine; an apple with an arrow through it; a rather Bunteresque schoolboy, braces emphasising his girth, reaching out towards a giant icecream cone; and a bus heading for a tunnel in a hillside.2007, Christopher Brookmyre, Attack of the Unsinkable Rubber Ducks, →ISBN
Forms of Bunteresque
| comparative | more Bunteresque |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Bunteresque |
Origin of Bunteresque
From Billy Bunter, a fictional greedy schoolboy in the Magnet comic created by Frank Richards (Charles Hamilton).
Questions about Bunteresque
- What does Bunteresque mean?
- Bunteresque means obese.
- What part of speech is Bunteresque?
- Bunteresque is an adjective.
Words near Bunteresque in the dictionary
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