Groucho

/ˈɡraʊtʃoʊ/ adjective

Definition

Resembling or characteristic of Groucho Marx, typically referring to his famous costume and comedic style.

Etymology

From Groucho Marx, the famous American comedian (1890-1977). The word is derived from his stage name, which became associated with his distinctive look and persona.

Kelly Says

Groucho Marx created one of comedy's most recognizable images—fake mustache, bushy eyebrows, and cigar—so his name became an adjective describing anything with that theatrical, sardonic vibe!

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