Pineroticadj.
/pɪnəˈrɒtɪk/, U.S. /pɪnəˈrɑdɪk/ Relating to, or characteristic of, Sir Arthur Wing Pinero or his work.
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Terentian1600
Sophocleana1644
Shakespeareana1754
Plautine1768
Aeschylean1783
Marlowish1798
Websterian1809
Euripidean1821
Aristophanic1827
Fletcherian1850
Marlowesque1884
Senecan1885
Jonsonian1886
Marlovian1887
Ibsenian1891
Ibsenish1893
Pinerotic1895
Shavian1904
bardolatrous1905
Ibsenesque1906
Strindbergian1913
Lylian1923
Chekhovian1925
Sheridanesque1931
Brechtian1935
Vanbrughian1947
Stoppardian1978
1895 G. B. Shaw Let. 18 Mar. (1965) I. 501 It would appear so very easy to give my subjects the Pinerotic effect.
1896 Sat. Rev. 29 Feb. 223/1 It contains not a word about Mr. Pinero himself.., his hopes and fears for the drama, or anything else distinctively Pinerotic.
1938 C. L. Morgan Flashing Stream p. xvi The Pinerotic theory that a woman, to be entitled to our respect in the theatre, must, if she shares a man's bed, do so with a self-sacrificial reluctance.
1988 Manch. Guardian Weekly (Nexis) 19 June (TV section) 25 Normington at the end becomes like a Pinerotic raisonneur.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2006; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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