DICKENSIAN

PRONUNCIATION: (di-KEN-zee-uhn)

MEANING: adjective:
1. Of or relating to Charles Dickens or his works.
2. Relating to social conditions marked by poverty, social injustice, mistreatment of children, etc.

ETYMOLOGY: After the novelist Charles Dickens (1812-1870), whose works portrayed poor social conditions of Victorian England. Earliest documented use: 1881. Many of Dickens’s characters have become eponyms themselves.
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DICKENS,IVAN - Charles' Russian cousin

DICKENS I CAN - David Copperfield thinking positively

DUCKENESIAN - the nationality of Donald's South Pacific cousin [yes, that's two changes, not one]