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flamingoesque

flamingoesque adjective: resembling or characteristic of flamingos.

Adjective

flamingoesque (comparative more flamingoesque, superlative most flamingoesque)

  1. Resembling or characteristic of flamingos.
    • […]; likewise, after a shower, dry your calves and feet by raising one knee up to your chest, balancing on the other leg, assuming a flamingoesque posture.2007, Scott McCredie, Balance: In Search of the Lost Sense, New York, NY: Little, Brown and Company, →ISBN, unnumbered page
    • […]; Virginia was more flamingoesque, an impression heightened by her light pink cardigan.2012, P.I. Harrison, Can We Have a Chat About Eddie?, Bacup, Lancashire: Rossendale Books, →ISBN, page 130

Forms of flamingoesque

comparativemore flamingoesque
superlativemost flamingoesque

Origin of flamingoesque

From flamingo + -esque.

Questions about flamingoesque

What does flamingoesque mean?
Flamingoesque means resembling or characteristic of flamingos.
What part of speech is flamingoesque?
Flamingoesque is an adjective.

Words near flamingoesque in the dictionary

  1. flamingo shots
  2. flamingo squat
  3. flamingo tongue
  4. flamingo tongues
  5. flamingoes
  6. flamingoesque
  7. flamingoish
  8. flamingos
  9. flamings
  10. Flaminian
  11. flaminical

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