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* Bart Simpson - using the word to describe being devious and underhanded. | * Bart Simpson - using the word to describe being devious and underhanded. | ||
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Contents
French
Etymology
- Of French origin.
- Consisting of the name Bart and the suffix -esque meaning: In the style or manner of.
Definition
Bartesque
- adjective
- underhanded, devious
Usage
Used in
Used by
- Bart Simpson - using the word to describe being devious and underhanded.
Quotes
Bart: But it involves being a bit underhanded, a bit devious, a bit, as the French say: Bartesque.
