unquakerlike

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ Quakerlike.

Adjective

unquakerlike (comparative more unquakerlike, superlative most unquakerlike)

1. Not Quakerlike.
   • 1843, The Monthly Magazine, page 220:

     There was, however, something very unquakerlike in the gay expression of his light blue eye, his frank, hearty countenance, and his animated manner.