Meanings
comparative more otteresque · superlative most otteresque
- rareResembling or characteristic of otters.
And her box emitted another burst of otteresque chatter.
2015 September 29, Stanley Schmidt, “Night Ride and Sunrise: Part II of IV”, in Analog: Science Fiction and Fact, volume 135, number 9, page 842 more examples
Without her bulky jacket, Robin was slender and small, with narrow hips and a long, graceful, otteresque neck, but Wayne had the feeling surprising strength lurked in her wiry body.
2020, S. A. Hunt, Burn the Dark (ebook), Tor Publishing Group, unnumbered pageI thank her and walk over to Otteraction, where I explain my need for a shopping trip to my otteresque colleague.
2022, Misha Bell, Anna Zaires, Dima Zales, Of Octopuses and Men (ebook), Mozaika Publications, unnumbered page
Origin
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