Bantersaurus Rex

English Etymology en banter Tyrannosaurus rex. Pronunciation en /ˌbæn.təˈsɔː.rəs ˈrɛks/ RP Noun 1 en slang humorous A person full of witty banter. en Archbishop of Banterbury en August 23, 2014 The Independent Grace Dent on TV: When two tribes went to war all you got was Richard Osman’s first flop Grace Dent And there's always one massive Bantersaurus Rex show-off contestant hogging Noel's attention. en 2016 Emoji: Laughing Crying (An Official Emoji Story) He believed himself to be the most banterous emoji in Emojitown, referring to himself as a 'bantelope', the 'Bantersaurus Rex', and One time even 'Banter Claus'. en 2017 Miracle Brew: Hops, Barley, Water, Yeast and the Nature of Beer Pete Brown If it saw itself in the mid-nineties as a Bantersaurus Rex with a Liam Gallagher haircut and simian gait, by the second decade of the twenty-first century it wanted drinkers to see it as some combination of George Clooney and Professor Brian Cox. en November 17, 2019 The Sun I’m A Celebrity’s James Haskall says he won’t miss sex with wife Chloe Madeley in the jungle because he’ll be too hungry The 34-year-old is expected to be the life and soul of the camp with his big personality and humour, which has seen him being labelled the Bantersaurus Rex of rugby. en People