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Puginesque

Puginesque adjective: of, relating to, or in the style of Augustus Pugin, English Gothic revivalist architect.

Adjective

Puginesque (comparative more Puginesque, superlative most Puginesque)

  1. Of, relating to, or in the style of Augustus Pugin, English Gothic revivalist architect

Forms of Puginesque

comparativemore Puginesque
superlativemost Puginesque

Origin of Puginesque

From Pugin + -esque.

Questions about Puginesque

What does Puginesque mean?
Puginesque means of, relating to, or in the style of Augustus Pugin, English Gothic revivalist architect.
What part of speech is Puginesque?
Puginesque is an adjective.

Words near Puginesque in the dictionary

  1. pugillare
  2. pugillares
  3. pugillaris
  4. pugils
  5. Pugin
  6. Puginesque
  7. Pugins
  8. pugio
  9. pugioniform
  10. pugios
  11. Puglia

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