Chineselike

English

Etymology

From Chinese +‎ -like.

Adjective

Chineselike (comparative more Chineselike, superlative most Chineselike)

1. Alternative form of Chinese-like
   • 1964, Olga Levinson, The ageless land: the story of South West Africa:

     The men too wear a strange Chineselike pigtail and other exotic hair styles.

   • 1994, Yonata Levy, Other children, other languages: issues in the theory of language acquisition:

     ...English children go through a stage in which they are speaking according to a Chineselike grammar.