bardolatry
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bardolatry — worship of Shakespeare (the Bard of Avon ), 1901, from BARD (Cf. bard) + LATRY (Cf. latry) … Etymology dictionary
Bardolatry — combining the words bard and idolatry . Shakespeare has been known as the Bard since the nineteenth century. [cite web title = bardolatry definition of bardolatry publisher = thefreedictionary.com url = http://www.thefreedictionary.com/bardolatry … Wikipedia
bardolatry — n. The worship of, or excessive devotion to, Shakespeare and his works (bard + idolatry). Example Citation: Not marble, nor the gilded monuments Of princes, shall outlive this powerful rhyme. Sonnet 55 It s been almost 400 years since William… … New words
bardolatry — noun see bardolater … New Collegiate Dictionary
bardolatry — excessive devotion to or worship of Shakespeare Forms of Worship … Phrontistery dictionary
bardolatry — bard·ol·a·try || bÉ‘Ë dÉ’lÉ™trɪ n. idolization and veneration of William Shakespeare … English contemporary dictionary
bardolatry — [bα: dɒlətri] noun humorous excessive admiration of Shakespeare. Derivatives bardolater noun … English new terms dictionary
bardolatry — bard·ol·a·try … English syllables
bardolatry — bard•ol•at•ry [[t]bɑrˈdɒl ə tri[/t]] n. cvb worship or idolization of Shakespeare • Etymology: 1900–05; Bard (of Avon) + o + latry bard•ol′at•er, n … From formal English to slang
bardolatry — /baˈdɒlətri/ (say bah doluhtree) noun excessive adulation of Shakespeare. {from Bard, another name for Shakespeare + o + latry} …
