Schwarzeneggerian
Schwarzeneggerian adjective: imposing, large, and muscular.
Adjective
Schwarzeneggerian (comparative more Schwarzeneggerian, superlative most Schwarzeneggerian)
- imposing, large, and muscular
Forms of Schwarzeneggerian
| comparative | more Schwarzeneggerian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Schwarzeneggerian |
Origin of Schwarzeneggerian
From Schwarzenegger + -ian, derived from the eight-time Mr. Olympia and movie actor Arnold Schwarzenegger who was renowned for his impressive physique. The word was first coined in 1989 in The Indoctrination of Cassie, a short story by Joel Jenkins.
Questions about Schwarzeneggerian
- What does Schwarzeneggerian mean?
- Schwarzeneggerian means imposing, large, and muscular.
- What part of speech is Schwarzeneggerian?
- Schwarzeneggerian is an adjective.
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