单词	blokeish
释义	blokeish adjective bloke·​ish ˈblō-kish  variants or less commonly blokish ˈblō-kish chiefly British, informal : of or relating to men or traditionally or stereotypically male interests, qualities, or activities This has been a godsend to teachers looking for a female angle in the generally blokeish world of Roman military history. Mary Beard, Times Literary Supplement, 6 Oct. 2006 I asked him if he thought that the feminist group … might have formed in opposition to this blokish element in the college. Helen Garner, The First Stone, 1995 … the way in which the great French hostesses of the seventeenth century, … converted society from a blokeish and witless boys' club into the locus of refinement and wit. Times Literary Supplement, 6 Dec. 2002 … Rolf had ceased jovially welcoming him to the henpecked husbands club and thumping him on the back in blokeish camaraderie … Alexandra Potter, Calling Romeo, 2004 blokeishness noun or less commonly blokishness … a brand of cockney blokeishness that was curiously appealing. … His was the voice of the common man. Vincent Graff, Evening Standard (London), 7 June 1993 His rumpled blokeishness could help to persuade voters that the Tories are more than a bunch of unfeeling toffs. Economist, 13 Dec. 2008 Word History First Known Use 1920, in the meaning defined above
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