falstaffian
/fɔlˈstæfiən/
adjective
- Relating to or resembling the character Sir John Falstaff from Shakespeare's plays, especially in being fat, jolly, boastful, and fond of drinking and eating.
- The old innkeeper had a Falstaffian laugh that filled the room.
- His Falstaffian appetite for food and drink was legendary among his friends.
- She played the role with a Falstaffian charm, full of bluster and good humor.
- Characterized by a hearty, robust, and often humorous or boastful manner.
- The comedian's Falstaffian storytelling kept the audience in stitches.
- Her Falstaffian personality made her the life of every party.
- He gave a Falstaffian speech at the banquet, bragging about his adventures.