Tiggerish
English
Etymology
Adjective
Tiggerish (comparative more Tiggerish, superlative most Tiggerish)
- bouncy, cheerful
- 2008, Will King, How to Build a Great Business in Tough Times: The King of Shaves story, Hachette UK (→ISBN)
- If you want to kill inertia and overcome the hard part of starting up, in your own way you've got to develop Tiggerish characteristics. You need a relentless, boundless optimistic enthusiasm for what can be achieved although it is yet to happen […]
- 2010, Iain Hollingshead, Beta Male: Four Friends, Three Assumed Identities, Two Weddings and One Very Dangerous Bet, The Overlook Press (→ISBN)
- Everyone likes Sam – often despite themselves – because he makes them feel likeable, because they want him to like them back, because he exudes such a Tiggerish enthusiasm for life. Quite simply, he makes life more interesting.
- 2011 May 6, Katharine Viner, “Adam Curtis: Have computers taken away our power?”, in The Guardian:
- Perhaps because of these emotionally engaging techniques, Curtis inspires cultish devotion, and not just from viewers – he has won six Baftas. A former politics tutor at Oxford, and a Tiggerish man of 55, it's surprising to learn that he began his career in TV working on the zany magazine show That's Life! […]
- 2008, Will King, How to Build a Great Business in Tough Times: The King of Shaves story, Hachette UK (→ISBN)
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