Pooteresque

English Adjective en Pooterish. en 2002 Defenders of the Union D.George Boyce; Alan O'Day 1134687435 But there was also a Pooteresque world of clerks and shopkeepers who lived in the primly respectable townships south of the capital, and whose existence might easily be forgotten were it not for the evidence of church records and the admission books of Orange lodges. en 2007 The Contemporary British Novel Philip Tew 95 1441114491 If this is simply the grounds for their distance and confusion from the realm of the city then they might simply be 'Pooteresque', but Kate's encounter with Mujid, an Iraqi student she has inherited from her feminist networking, brings home to her the social shift in the culture of the city that has evolved and challenges the limits of her liberalism. en 2009 The Secret Life of Oscar Wilde Neil McKenna 0786734922 In his next, rather Pooteresque letter, Fred has taken to telling Oscar where he will be in the hope that he will turn up: en eponyms