restaurateurial
restaurateurial adjective: relating to or characteristic of a restaurateur.
Adjective
restaurateurial (comparative more restaurateurial, superlative most restaurateurial)
- Relating to or characteristic of a restaurateur.
- The suit joins a long line of court encounters between sharp reviews and the restaurateurial ego, and, if the earlier cases are a reliable guide, it is doomed.2007 March 7, Adam Liptak, “Serving You Tonight Will Be Our Lawyer”, in New York Times
Forms of restaurateurial
| comparative | more restaurateurial |
|---|---|
| superlative | most restaurateurial |
Origin of restaurateurial
From restaurateur + -ial.
Questions about restaurateurial
- What does restaurateurial mean?
- Restaurateurial means relating to or characteristic of a restaurateur.
- What part of speech is restaurateurial?
- Restaurateurial is an adjective.
Words near restaurateurial in the dictionary
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