esq 

Short for the title Esquire, used in the U.S. after a person's last name to indicate that they are a licensed Attorney or Lawyer able to practice law, give legal advice and perform legal services.

Sincerely,

Timothy Fears, Esq.

esq by Okaythen August 18, 2018

-esq 

A suffix added to any possible sentence to make them seem more fancy and intellegente.

Also see -ish

Example:

"The blouse had a vintage-esq touch to it"

-esq by Bea February 16, 2005

Toby H Esq. 

A man who believes that simply adding "esq." to the end of your name automatically causes one to become heighted to a state of classiness... FALSE

Toby is pretty jagged edged, Toby H Esq. is still, quite jagged.

Toby H Esq. by BradizzleL December 6, 2006

ian-esq 

adj: being ian like (socially akward) being gullible

He was being very ian-esq fag

ian-esq by countwolfram August 22, 2011

Nel Motzy Esq

The Prosecutor to the booth, and Founder of Da "N" Crowd Conglomerate hailing from Philadelphia, Pa can be found on sites like Myspace, Youtube, Twitter, Loud.com through music, fashion, and entertainment.

nelmotzyesq motzy motz philly nel esq phillywood hollyhood success da crowd conglomerate myspace esquire facebook youtube twitter hiphopNel Motzy Esq

Nel Motzy Esq by Da N Crowd Coglomerate May 10, 2009

Homme-esque 

Sounding like the music of Josh Homme (QOTSA, Them Crooked Vultures, etc.). This can involve witty lyrics, pounding rhythms, sharp riffs, and more.

Nate: Hey man, have you heard "Gunman" by Them Crooked Vultures?

Jerome: Yeah dude, the riff is so Homme-esque.

Nate: You're right. Sure is badass.

Homme-esque by Camizzled May 21, 2010

Hawley-esque 

Used to describe something, usually a phrase or a line in a song, that sounds slightly mystical. Nonsensical on the surface, but when you stop and think about it, it actually makes perfect sense. Usually involves larger words and rolls off the tongue pretty well with a nice rhythm.

This is a commonly noted writing style of red-tied Tally Hall guitarist Joe Hawley.

"Infallible confusion infused" and "I had dreams of grandeur" sound very Hawley-esque.

Hawley-esque by helveticazedrine May 16, 2020