Grecian
adjective
Gre·cian ˈgrē-shən 
: greek sense 1
specifically : being or resembling that of ancient Greece or the ancient Greeks
Grecian ruins
a Grecian urn/statue
Grecian gods/goddesses
Grecian motifs
… a charming town that dates from the Grecian period. 
Lizzie Porter
Lizzie Porter The mall had … a cafe with Grecian plaster columns … Monica Dux
Monica Dux … [Marie-Thérèse] Walter is recognizable [in Pablo Picasso's art] by … her classical Grecian profile … Jerry Saltz
Jerry Saltz Grecian noun
plural Grecians
archaic 'Was this fair face the cause' quoth she / 'Why the Grecians sacked Troy? …' William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare grecianize
ˈgrē-shə-ˌnīz
transitive verb or Grecianize
grecianized or Grecianized; grecianizing or Grecianizing; grecianizes or Grecianizes
The establishment of the Roman court at Constantinople tended rather to Latinize the Greeks, than to Grecianize the Latins … The New-York Quarterly
The New-York Quarterly 
Word History
Etymology
Middle English greciane, ultimately from Latin Graecia Greece
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
Kids Definition
Grecian
adjective
Gre·cian ˈgrē-shən
: greek entry 2
- threatfully
- threating
- threats
- threats action
- three
- three birds
- three cheers for
- three cushions
- three farthings
- Three Forks
- Three Gorges Dam
- Three Hours
- Three in One
- three island ship
- three jump
- Three Kings' Day
- Three Mile Island
- three o'cat
- three of a kind
- three old cat
- three R's
- three sheets in the wind
- three sheets to the wind
- three thorn acacia
- three times three