Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
falstaffian
Adjective
/fɔːlˈstæf.i.ən/

Definition
Relating to or resembling Sir John Falstaff, a character in Shakespeare’s plays, particularly noted for his joviality and roguish behavior.

Examples
- His falstaffian personality made every gathering more lively and enjoyable.
- She admired his falstaffian wit, always ready with a quip or a laugh.

Meaning
The term ‘falstaffian’ describes someone who is robustly humorous, indulgent, and larger-than-life, often embodying a combination of comedic charm and a lack of moral restraint.

Synonyms
- Jovial
- Comical
- Boisterous
- Roguish