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Definition of Pythonesque in English: Pythonesqueadjective pʌɪθəˈnɛskˌpīTHəˈnesk Denoting or resembling the absurdist or surrealist humour or style of Monty Python's Flying Circus, a British television comedy series (1969–74) the film is very funny in its Pythonesque deadpan Example sentencesExamples - So you didn't laugh at Hephaestion's Pythonesque death scene?
- Several noted that there was something appropriately Pythonesque about the incident.
- I can also say that the terrifically funny Pythonesque sequences had the first-night audience hooting and gasping.
- In fact, some of the detail of the passion for the game shown by him and his young contemporaries is almost Pythonesque.
- The Imponderables' humour is based around familiar, Pythonesque themes of deadpan absurdism.
- In a delightful twist of Pythonesque goodness, Overtaken By Events hosts the Carnival of the Vanities.
- The entire process is truly Pythonesque at times.
- He always looks as if he might suddenly revert to his real (as we imagine) Pythonesque character.
- Britain's final pitch for the Olympic Games got off to a Pythonesque start at Changi airport, Singapore, last Tuesday.
- There's a Pythonesque edge to some of the fight sequences as a mistimed blade results in lost limbs.
- There's a Pythonesque element creeping in to this conversation.
- There seems to me a Pythonesque element to the rapt attention of the worshipers listening to the Gaza sheik.
- Is it just me or are the National Front just the teensiest bit Pythonesque?
- However, the whole thing is totally Pythonesque, with the pin striped suits and braces.
- The rather amusing and somewhat Monty Pythonesque The Weekly offers us the true origins of your name.
- He finds it, and then meets a trio of Pythonesque characters who give him a plastic bag.
- What made the whole thing properly Pythonesque was John Motson and Jonathan Pearce's very professional commentary.
Rhymes arabesque, burlesque, Dantesque, desk, grotesque, humoresque, Junoesque, Kafkaesque, Moresque, picaresque, picturesque, plateresque, Romanesque, sculpturesque, statuesque Definition of Pythonesque in US English: PythonesqueadjectiveˌpīTHəˈnesk After the style of or resembling the absurdist or surrealist humor of Monty Python's Flying Circus, a British television comedy series (1969–74) the film is very funny in its Pythonesque deadpan Example sentencesExamples - There's a Pythonesque element creeping in to this conversation.
- Several noted that there was something appropriately Pythonesque about the incident.
- There seems to me a Pythonesque element to the rapt attention of the worshipers listening to the Gaza sheik.
- He always looks as if he might suddenly revert to his real (as we imagine) Pythonesque character.
- However, the whole thing is totally Pythonesque, with the pin striped suits and braces.
- So you didn't laugh at Hephaestion's Pythonesque death scene?
- Is it just me or are the National Front just the teensiest bit Pythonesque?
- The Imponderables' humour is based around familiar, Pythonesque themes of deadpan absurdism.
- There's a Pythonesque edge to some of the fight sequences as a mistimed blade results in lost limbs.
- The rather amusing and somewhat Monty Pythonesque The Weekly offers us the true origins of your name.
- In a delightful twist of Pythonesque goodness, Overtaken By Events hosts the Carnival of the Vanities.
- In fact, some of the detail of the passion for the game shown by him and his young contemporaries is almost Pythonesque.
- The entire process is truly Pythonesque at times.
- I can also say that the terrifically funny Pythonesque sequences had the first-night audience hooting and gasping.
- Britain's final pitch for the Olympic Games got off to a Pythonesque start at Changi airport, Singapore, last Tuesday.
- What made the whole thing properly Pythonesque was John Motson and Jonathan Pearce's very professional commentary.
- He finds it, and then meets a trio of Pythonesque characters who give him a plastic bag.
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