Rhymester
91rhymer — rhymer, rhymester *poet, versifier, poetaster, bard, minstrel, troubadour …
92troubadour — *poet, versifier, rhymer, rhymester; poetaster, bard, minstrel …
93versifier — *poet, rhymer, rhymester, poetaster, bard, minstrel, troubadour …
94bard — n poet, poetess, poetizer, versifier, rhymer, sonneteer; minnesinger, scop, skald, trouveur, troubadour; rhymester, poetaster, balladmonger; minstrel, jongleur, singer, Archaic. gleeman, Obs. harper …
95rimester — /ˈraɪmstə/ (say ruymstuh) noun → rhymester …
96-ster — [stər] [ME < OE estre, orig. a fem. agent suffix] suffix 1. a person who is, does, or creates (something specified): often derogatory [oldster, punster; rhymester, trickster] 2. a person associated with (something specified) [gangster] …
97poetaster — [pō′ə tas΄tər] n. [ModL: see POET1 & ASTER2] a writer of mediocre verse; rhymester; would be poet …
98rhymer — [rī′mər] n. a maker of rhymes, or poems; esp., a rhymester …
99rimester — noun see rhymester …
100ster. — sterling. * * * abbrev Sterling * * * ster, suffix. 1. a person who s: »Trickster = a person who tricks. 2. a person who makes or handles : »Rhymester = a person who makes rhymes. 3. a person who is : »Youngster = a person who is young …