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rhymester en · NOUN

Etymology

Etymology tree English rhyme Proto-West Germanic *-astrijā Old English -estre Middle English -estere English -ster English rhymester From rhyme + -ster.

Meanings

1. A rhymer; a poetaster
   • [...] “Whether vanity is the cause of our becoming rhymesters or not,” answered Harley, “it is a pretty certain effect of it. [...] 1771, Henry Mackenzie, The Man of Feeling, London: Cassell, published 1886, page 117:

Forms

Translations (19)

fr rimailleur (rhymer, inferior poet) · fr rimeuse (rhymer, inferior poet) · de Versemacher (rhymer, inferior poet) · de Verseschmied (rhymer, inferior poet) · de Reimemacher (rhymer, inferior poet) · vo lupoedan (rhymer, inferior poet) · vo jilupoedan (rhymer, inferior poet) · de Reimschmied (rhymer, inferior poet) · vo hilupoedan (rhymer, inferior poet) · de Verseschmiedin (rhymer, inferior poet) · de Reimschmiedin (rhymer, inferior poet) · io poetacho (rhymer, inferior poet) · de Versemacherin (rhymer, inferior poet) · de Dichterling (rhymer, inferior poet) · fr rimeur (rhymer, inferior poet) · de Reimemacherin (rhymer, inferior poet) · fr rimailleuse (rhymer, inferior poet) · bg стихоплетец (rhymer, inferior poet) · io poeteto (rhymer, inferior poet)