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Definition of poet
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of poet is as below...
Poet (n.) One
skilled
in
making
poetry;
one who has a
particular
genius
for
metrical
composition;
the
author
of a poem; an
imaginative
thinker
or
writer.
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Odeon
::
Odeon (n.) A kind of
theater
in
ancient
Greece,
smaller
than the
dramatic
theater
and
roofed
over, in which poets and
musicians
submitted
their works to the
approval
of the
public,
and
contended
for
prizes;
--
hence,
in
modern
usage,
the name of a hall for
musical
or
dramatic
performances..
Orpheus
::
Orpheus
(n.) The
famous
mythic
Thracian
poet, son of the Muse
Calliope,
and
husband
of
Eurydice.
He is
reputed
to have had power to
entrance
beasts
and
inanimate
objects
by the music of his
lyre..
Rondeau
::
Rondeau
(n.) A
species
of lyric
poetry
so
composed
as to
contain
a
refrain
or
repetition
which
recurs
according
to a fixed law, and a
limited
number
of
rhymes
recurring
also by
rule..
Ovidian
::
Ovidian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the Latin poet Ovid;
resembling
the style of Ovid.
Versemonger
::
Versemonger
(n.) A
writer
of
verses;
especially,
a
writer
of
commonplace
poetry;
a
poetaster;
a
rhymer;
-- used
humorously
or in
contempt..
Albion
::
Albion
(n.) An
ancient
name of
England,
still
retained
in
poetry..
Metre
::
Metre (n.)
Rhythmical
arrangement
of
syllables
or words into
verses,
stanzas,
strophes,
etc.;
poetical
measure,
depending
on
number,
quantity,
and
accent
of
syllables;
rhythm;
measure;
verse;
also, any
specific
rhythmical
arrangements;
as, the
Horatian
meters;
a
dactylic
meter..
Paracrostic
::
Paracrostic
(n.) A
poetical
composition,
in which the first verse
contains,
in
order,
the first
letters
of all the
verses
of the
poem..
Distain
::
Distain
(v. t.) To tinge with a
different
color from the
natural
or
proper
one; to
stain;
to
discolor;
to
sully;
to
tarnish;
to
defile;
-- used
chiefly
in
poetry.
Rhythm
::
Rhythm
(n.) In the
widest
sense,
a
dividing
into short
portions
by a
regular
succession
of
motions,
impulses,
sounds,
accents,
etc.,
producing
an
agreeable
effect,
as in music
poetry,
the
dance,
or the
like..
Twain
::
Twain (a. & n.) Two; --
nearly
obsolete
in
common
discourse,
but used in
poetry
and
burlesque..
Simile
::
Simile
(n.) A word or
phrase
by which
anything
is
likened,
in one or more of its
aspects,
to
something
else; a
similitude;
a
poetical
or
imaginative
comparison..
Eyen
::
Eyen (n.)
Plural
of eye; -- now
obsolete,
or used only in
poetry..
Whirlbat
::
Whirlbat
(n.)
Anything
moved with a
whirl,
as
preparatory
for a blow, or to
augment
the force of it; --
applied
by poets to the
cestus
of
ancient
boxers..
Obiyuary
::
Obiyuary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the death of a
person
or
persons;
as, an
obituary
notice;
obituary
poetry..
Ballad Monger
::
Ballad
monger
() A
seller
or maker of
ballads;
a
poetaster.
Minstrel
::
Minstrel
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, one of an order of men who
subsisted
by the arts of
poetry
and
music,
and sang
verses
to the
accompaniment
of a harp or other
instrument;
in
modern
times,
a poet; a bard; a
singer
and
harper;
a
musician..
Poetastry
::
Poetastry
(n.) The works of a
poetaster.
Onomatope
::
Onomatope
(n.) An
imitative
word; an
onomatopoetic
word.
Glaive
::
Glaive
(n.) A
sword;
-- used
poetically
and
loosely.
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