Wisconsinesque
Wisconsinesque adjective: reminiscent or characteristic of the US state Wisconsin.
Adjective
Wisconsinesque (comparative more Wisconsinesque, superlative most Wisconsinesque)
- Reminiscent or characteristic of the US state Wisconsin.
- Public service commission laws are the fad, and in a year or two it will be a poor state that has none. The style is generally New Yorkesque or Wisconsinesque, but every commission dressmaker adds a few frills here and leaves a few off there.1912 December 14, J. H. Pardee, “THE TENDENCY OF THE TIMES”, in Electric Railway Journal, volume 40, number 23, page 1195
- I'm not going to take any credit away from the 'Cats, who played well and proved last year was no Wisconsinesque one year wonder.1996 October 10, Vikas Sinha, “Will no one rid us of these annoying Wildcats... :-(”, in alt.sports.college.michigan (Usenet)
Forms of Wisconsinesque
| comparative | more Wisconsinesque |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Wisconsinesque |
| alternative form | Wisconsin-esque |
Origin of Wisconsinesque
From Wisconsin + -esque.
Questions about Wisconsinesque
- What does Wisconsinesque mean?
- Wisconsinesque means reminiscent or characteristic of the US state Wisconsin.
- What part of speech is Wisconsinesque?
- Wisconsinesque is an adjective.
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