calypsolike
calypsolike adjective: resembling calypso music.
Adjective
calypsolike (comparative more calypsolike, superlative most calypsolike)
- Resembling calypso music.
- The band is called Let Freedom Swing, and in Thursday night’s early set it played […] a calypsolike “We Shall Overcome”; and a version of Herbie Hancock ’s strange bossa nova “I Have a Dream.”2009 January 24, Ben Ratliff, “Jazz With a Mission, and a Groove”, in New York Times
Forms of calypsolike
| comparative | more calypsolike |
|---|---|
| superlative | most calypsolike |
Origin of calypsolike
From calypso + -like.
Questions about calypsolike
- What does calypsolike mean?
- Calypsolike means resembling calypso music.
- What part of speech is calypsolike?
- Calypsolike is an adjective.
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