Definition of Pynchonesque in English:

Pynchonesque

adjective ˌpɪn(t)ʃəˈnɛsk

Characteristic of the style or content of the writings of the novelist Thomas Pynchon, especially in featuring surrealistic irony or fantasy, or in being densely allusive, convoluted, or verbose.

1970s; earliest use found in Signs. From the name of Thomas Ruggles PynchonJr. (b. 1937), American novelist + -esque.

adjectiveˌpɪn(t)ʃəˈnɛsk

Characteristic of the style or content of the writings of the novelist Thomas Pynchon, especially in featuring surrealistic irony or fantasy, or in being densely allusive, convoluted, or verbose.

1970s; earliest use found in Signs. From the name of Thomas Ruggles PynchonJr (b. 1937), American novelist + -esque.

单词	Pynchonesque
释义	Definition of Pynchonesque in English: Pynchonesque adjective ˌpɪn(t)ʃəˈnɛsk Characteristic of the style or content of the writings of the novelist Thomas Pynchon, especially in featuring surrealistic irony or fantasy, or in being densely allusive, convoluted, or verbose. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Signs. From the name of Thomas Ruggles PynchonJr. (b. 1937), American novelist + -esque. Definition of Pynchonesque in US English: Pynchonesque adjectiveˌpɪn(t)ʃəˈnɛsk Characteristic of the style or content of the writings of the novelist Thomas Pynchon, especially in featuring surrealistic irony or fantasy, or in being densely allusive, convoluted, or verbose. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Signs. From the name of Thomas Ruggles PynchonJr (b. 1937), American novelist + -esque.
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