1. That which appertains to romance; the debased style adopted in architecture, specially subsequent to and imitative of the Roman; the dialect of Languedoc and elsewhere in the South of France.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• eomanesque,
• domanesque,
• fomanesque,
• tomanesque,
• 5omanesque,
• 4omanesque,
• rimanesque,
• rkmanesque,
• rlmanesque,
• rpmanesque,
• r0manesque,
• r9manesque,
• ronanesque,
• rokanesque,
• romanesue,
• romanesqe,
• romenesque,
• reganesque,
• Romanesueue,
• Romanesq

• romanize,
• roominess,
• romines,
• romanowski,
• romance,
• romanise.

The adjective form of the word "Romanesque" is "Romanesque".

The plural of the "romanesque" can be the "romanesque".

The singular of the "romanesque" can be the "romanesque".