Britneyesque

English Etymology From en Britney -esque. Adjective Reminiscent of Britney Spears, a famous American singer. en 2006 Mary Hogan Delacorte Press Susanna Sees Stars 14 https://archive.org/details/susannaseesstars00hoga/page/14/mode/1up?q=Britneyesque A Britneyesque microphone curled around her cheek. She lifted her perfectly plucked eyebrows in my direction as if to say, "Come closer. Let me help you." en 2007 Rosie White Routledge Violent Femmes: Women as Spies in Popular Culture 8 https://archive.org/details/violentfemmeswom0000whit/page/8/mode/1up?q=Britneyesque Sending up the conventions of the teen drama and the spy film, these young spies are, as the strapline says, ‘crime-fighting hotties with killer bodies.’ Seductively presented for the viewer as Britneyesque teens in tartan mini skirts, D.E.B.S. nonetheless demonstrates the cultural elasticity of the female spy in twenty-first-century media. en 2008 Ivan Maisel Triumph Books The Maisel Report 133 https://archive.org/details/maiselreportcoll00mais/page/133/mode/1up?q=Britneyesque Deconstructing Saban is a lot of work because he has a Britneyesque ability to attract attention, both good and bad. en eponyms