klezmerish
klezmerish adjective: resembling klezmer (Jewish folk music).
Adjective
klezmerish (comparative more klezmerish, superlative most klezmerish)
- Resembling klezmer (Jewish folk music).
- The program also included “Quickstep,” a new dance for the children, which began with an oddly meandering solo for the charismatic Jeremy Summerville and included a precision-running romp for 15 other boys, to delicious klezmerish music by Steve Martland.2008 April 11, Jennifer Dunning, “Challenging Dancers, Young and Older”, in New York Times
Forms of klezmerish
| comparative | more klezmerish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most klezmerish |
Origin of klezmerish
From klezmer + -ish.
Questions about klezmerish
- What does klezmerish mean?
- Klezmerish means resembling klezmer (Jewish folk music).
- What part of speech is klezmerish?
- Klezmerish is an adjective.
Words near klezmerish in the dictionary
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