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Definition of homer
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 homer is as below...
Homer (n.) A
Hebrew
measure
containing,
as a
liquid
measure,
ten
baths,
equivalent
to
fifty-five
gallons,
two
quarts,
one pint; and, as a dry
measure,
ten
ephahs,
equivalent
to six
bushels,
two
pecks,
four
quarts..
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Homer
::
Homer (n.) See
Hoemother.
Odyssey
::
Odyssey
(n.) An epic poem
attributed
to
Homer,
which
describes
the
return
of
Ulysses
to
Ithaca
after the siege of
Troy..
Liad
::
liad (n.) A
celebrated
Greek epic poem, in
twenty-four
books,
on the
destruction
of
Ilium,
the
ancient
Troy. The Iliad is
ascribed
to
Homer..
Nestorian
::
Nestorian
(a.)
relating
to, or
resembling,
Nestor,
the aged
warior
and
counselor
mentioned
by
Homer;
hence,
wise;
experienced;
aged; as,
Nestorian
caution..
Hoemother
::
Hoemother
(n.) The
basking
or liver
shark;
--
called
also
homer.
See Liver
shark,
under
Liver..
Hexameter
::
Hexameter
(n.) A verse of six feet, the first four of which may be
either
dactyls
or
spondees,
the fifth must
regularly
be a
dactyl,
and the sixth
always
a
spondee.
In this
species
of verse are
composed
the Iliad of Homer and the
Aeneid
of
Virgil.
In
English
hexameters
accent
takes the place of
quantity..
Core
::
Core (n.) A
Hebrew
dry
measure;
a cor or
homer.
Hymn
::
Hymn (n.) An ode or song of
praise
or
adoration;
especially,
a
religious
ode, a
sacred
lyric;
a song of
praise
or
thankgiving
intended
to be used in
religious
service;
as, the
Homeric
hymns;
Watts'
hymns..
Moly
::
Moly (n.) A
fabulous
herb of
occult
power,
having
a black root and white
blossoms,
said by Homer to have been given by
Hermes
to
Ulysses
to
counteract
the
spells
of
Circe..
Homer
::
Homer (n.) A
Hebrew
measure
containing,
as a
liquid
measure,
ten
baths,
equivalent
to
fifty-five
gallons,
two
quarts,
one pint; and, as a dry
measure,
ten
ephahs,
equivalent
to six
bushels,
two
pecks,
four
quarts..
Quote
::
Quote (v. t.) To cite, as a
passage
from some
author;
to name,
repeat,
or
adduce,
as a
passage
from an
author
or
speaker,
by way of
authority
or
illustration;
as, to quote a
passage
from
Homer..
Fathomer
::
Fathomer
(n.) One who
fathoms.
Essay
::
Essay (n.) A
composition
treating
of any
particular
subject;
--
usually
shorter
and less
methodical
than a
formal,
finished
treatise;
as, an essay on the life and
writings
of
Homer;
an essay on
fossils,
or on
commerce..
Ionic
::
Ionic (n.) The Ionic
dialect;
as, the
Homeric
Ionic..
Homer
::
Homer (n.) A
carrier
pigeon
remarkable
for its
ability
to
return
home from a
distance.
Phaeacian
::
Phaeacian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Phaeacians,
a
fabulous
seafaring
people
fond of the
feast,
the lyre, and the
dance,
mentioned
by
Homer..
Epha
::
Epha (n.) A
Hebrew
dry
measure,
supposed
to be equal to two pecks and five
quarts.
ten
ephahs
make one
homer..
Gomer
::
Gomer (n.) A
Hebrew
measure.
See
Homer.
Bath
::
Bath (n.) A
Hebrew
measure
containing
the tenth of a
homer,
or five
gallons
and three
pints,
as a
measure
for
liquids;
and two pecks and five
quarts,
as a dry
measure..
Poem
::
Poem (n.) A
metrical
composition;
a
composition
in verse
written
in
certain
measures,
whether
in blank verse or in
rhyme,
and
characterized
by
imagination
and
poetic
diction;
--
contradistinguished
from
prose;
as, the poems of Homer or of
Milton..
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