blokeish

/ ˈbləʊkɪʃ /

adjective

1. informal.
   denoting or exhibiting the characteristics believed typical of an ordinary man Alsoblokeyˈbləʊkɪ

   blokeish nudges and winks

Derived Forms

• ˈblokeishness, noun

Example Sentences

The club is currently full of blokeish humour.

From BBC

For all his easy, blokeish charm, Smith means as much to millions of people as Bowie meant to him.

From The Guardian

Is he throwing his lot in with the most pervasive branch of the blokeish mainstream, a sanitised and benevolent hilarity that stretches from lad-dad panel shows to your mate’s zinger about your terrible haircut?

From The Guardian

Together, the trio tried to tap into the often-unspoken emotions that lie beneath blokeish bonhomie.

From BBC

The Liebestod – and this is a horribly blokeish and archetypally Wagnerian idea – is a hymn to love and sex, and to the belief that you will never find them perfectly realised in the here and now.

From The Guardian