Portuguesean

English

Etymology

From Portuguese +‎ -an.

Adjective

Portuguesean (comparative more Portuguesean, superlative most Portuguesean)

  1. (very rare, possibly nonstandard) Portuguese.
    • 1900 June, Sunset, volume 5, number 2, page 64:
      [...] Antone had recourse to what seemed to me to be the choicest cuss-words of an extended Portuguesean vocabulary
    • Earl Bronsteen, RULES FOR SUCCESS IN THE CONTEMPORARY ART WORLD, page 130:
      As you can see from the picture below not too many people were playing Portuguesean Scrabble when the photographer happened by.
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