Cleopatran

English Etymology From en Cleopatra an. Adjective ? Of or pertaining to Cleopatra or her government or reign; for example, resembling her commanding beauty. Cleopatran coins en 1868 Mary Cowden Clarke World-noted women: or, Types of womanly attributes 84 One of the most perfect touches of characteristic individuality in all that Cleopatra utters, is that little question;—"What says the married woman?" when asking Antony of his wife Fulvia. It is a fine piece of pungent insolence—exquisitely Cleopatran. en 2000 The Best American Magazine Writing 2000 158648009X 147 Her face was the same lovely exotic intelligent slim Cleopatran face, but her body seemed scaled to a head twice the size of the one she had. She was a big girl. Her arms were round and thick. Her mannerisms were a big girl's mannerisms. en 2009 Dave Russell Raritan Female Institute 90 The crescent-shaped jaw typically supported a smile that was Cleopatran in its allure. The twinkling gleam in the blue eyes was playful, almost boyish, but the well rounded chest, board flat stomach and tight bottom were anything but. en 2012 Linda MacDonald A Meeting of a Different Kind 265 1780883250 She is called Essie Fairway, a crow-faced woman with black Cleopatran hair. Edward perceived hostility when they were introduced; en eponyms