Fescennine

See also: fescennine

English

From the Latin Fescennīnus.

Fescennine (comparative more Fescennine, superlative most Fescennine)

Of or pertaining to the ancient Etruscan town of Fescennia
obscene or scurrilous
- 1856 Richard Francis Burton, Personal narrative of a pilgrimage to El-Madinah and Meccah, G. P. Putnam & Co., p20
  At this hour the seat was as in a theatre, but the words of the actors were of a nature somewhat too Fescennine for the public.
- 1977 C. John McCole, Lucifer at Large, Ayer Publishing, p108
  And when Freudian fiction becomes – as it has become in America – but an inviting wall on which to scribble Fescennine filth – that, too, is another matter.

Fescennīne

Fescennīne m

单词	Fescennine
释义	Fescennine See also: fescennine English Alternative forms (obscene or scurrilous): fescennine Etymology From the Latin Fescennīnus. Adjective Fescennine (comparative more Fescennine, superlative most Fescennine) Of or pertaining to the ancient Etruscan town of Fescennia obscene or scurrilous 1856 Richard Francis Burton, Personal narrative of a pilgrimage to El-Madinah and Meccah, G. P. Putnam & Co., p20 At this hour the seat was as in a theatre, but the words of the actors were of a nature somewhat too Fescennine for the public. 1977 C. John McCole, Lucifer at Large, Ayer Publishing, p108 And when Freudian fiction becomes – as it has become in America – but an inviting wall on which to scribble Fescennine filth – that, too, is another matter. Latin Pronunciation (Classical) IPA^(key): /fes.kenˈniː.ne/, [fɛs.kɛnˈniː.nɛ] Adjective Fescennīne vocative masculine singular of Fescennīnus Noun Fescennīne m vocative singular of Fescennīnus
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