Shavian

[ shey-vee-uh n ]

/ ˈʃeɪ vi ən /

of, relating to, or characteristic of George Bernard Shaw or his works: Shavian humor.

a specialist in the study of the works of George Bernard Shaw.

Origin of Shavian

1905–10; Shav- (Latinization of Shaw) + -ian

Sha·vi·an·ism, noun

But whether the Shavian Cæsar is a sound ideal or no, there can be little doubt that he is a very fine reality.

George Bernard Shaw |Gilbert K. Chesterton
But it is irritating to think what diamonds, what dazzling silver of Shavian wit has been sunk in such an out-of-date warship.

George Bernard Shaw |Gilbert K. Chesterton
The Shavian devil in contradistinction to the Baudelairian fiend does bitterly complain that he is so little appreciated on earth.

Devil Stories |Various
This is the first case of the Shavian trick of turning on the romantic rationalists with their own rationalism.

George Bernard Shaw |Gilbert K. Chesterton

It is now partly possible to justify the Shavian method of putting the explanations before the events.

George Bernard Shaw |Gilbert K. Chesterton

Shavian

/ (ˈʃeɪvɪən) /

of, relating to, or like George Bernard Shaw, his works, ideas, etc

an admirer of Shaw or his works

Shavianism, noun