polyschematist
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Polyschematist — Pol y*sche ma*tist, a. [Poly + Gr. ? form, manner.] Having, or existing in, many different forms or fashions; multiform. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
polyschematist — poly·schematist … English syllables
polyschematist — … Useful english dictionary
polyschematist dimeter — noun : a classical prosodic unit of eight syllables whose first four, middle four, or last four syllables form a choriambus with the other syllables being indeterminate as to quantity and which is considered by many to be the basic figure of all… … Useful english dictionary
polyschematic — adjective Describing poetry having unusual or multiple metre See Also: polyschematist … Wiktionary
Aeolic — noun the dialect of Ancient Greek spoken in Thessaly and Boeotia and Aeolis • Syn: ↑Aeolic dialect, ↑Eolic • Hypernyms: ↑Ancient Greek * * * I. ēˈälik adjective Usage: usually capitalized … Useful english dictionary
eupolidean — |yüˌpälə|dēən, |yüpəl ; |yüpə|lidē noun ( s) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Greek eupolideion Eupolidean (from neuter of eupolideios in the style of Eupolis, from Eupolid , Eupolis Eupolis, 5th century B.C. Greek writer of comedies) +… … Useful english dictionary
polyschematic — “+ adjective Etymology: Late Greek polyschēmatos (from Greek poly + schēmat , schēma form, shape, scheme) + English ic : polyschematist … Useful english dictionary
polyschematistic — adjective see polyschematist … Useful english dictionary
