bimboesque

English

Etymology

From bimbo +‎ -esque.

Adjective

bimboesque (comparative more bimboesque, superlative most bimboesque)

1. Like a bimbo; ditzy and foolish.
   • 1999, Larry Elliott, Dan Atkinson, The Age of Insecurity:

     Kite's bimboesque daughter (Liz Fraser) is totally bemused by her dad's monomaniacal obsession with politics...

   • 2002, Hazel Dixon-Cooper, Born on a Rotten Day:

     Of course, your Gemini will be much more stable, and less bimboesque, but she also will be a woman of many interests, all dependent upon her mood...

   • 2005, Suzanne Gordon, Nursing against the odds:

     ...it generated a rare national campaign of nurses who protested the show's bimboesque depiction of both nurses and nursing students.