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Often used in the same context:
poet,
versifier,
alfred tennyson,
edmund spenser,
percy bysshe shelley,
sonnet,
poesy,
poetry,
poet laureate,
shakespearian,
troubadour,
shakspere,
dramatist,
poem,
catullus,
poetical,
doggerel,
john dowland,
folk,
archilochus,
frederico garcia lorca,
samuel beckett,
elizabethan age,
aeschylus,
scots gaelic,
henryson,
playwright,
tragedian,
shakespearean,
ben jonson,
arthur rimbaud,
thomas malory,
eumenides,
weird sisters,
quatrain,
william hazlitt,
folksong,
rudyard kipling,
john donne,
epic poem,
balladeer,
chaucerian,
literary,
laurence sterne,
gustave flaubert,
songster,
deathless,
edmund kean,
tacitus,
rilke,
maupassant,
max beerbohm,
shakespearean sonnet,
canterbury tales,
pentameter,
poetess,
emily bronte,
geoffrey chaucer,
gaulish,
auld,
mallarme,
dostoevski,
christopher marlowe,
verse,
divine comedy,
brogue,
highwayman,
harpers,
turgenev,
rainer maria rilke,
epigram,
de quincey,
hilaire belloc,
plainsong,
mummer,
cummings,
snorri sturluson,
anacreon,
nightingale,
limerick,
owen wister,
thomas babington macaulay,
pirandello,
bluesman,
sara teasdale,
francesco petrarca,
frederick delius,
lyric,
ballades,
cantos,
magus,
ditty,
synge,
begetter,
panegyric,
henry wadsworth longfellow,
judas maccabaeus,
arthur koestler,
andre gide,
fyodor dostoyevsky,
ludwig wittgenstein,
versifying,
bards,
minstrel,
saint,
heroes,
martyr,
apostle,
hero,
potter,
seer,
ballad,
milton,
minstrels,
prophet,
schoolmaster,
authoress,
pilgrim,
saints,
benedictine,
milanese,
alexandrian,
burdensome,
called,
closet,
duteh,
ever,
excise,
he,
hedge,
intracultural,
jesuit,
laic,
league,
learned,
lowlevel,
lydian,
maccabean,
make
Appears in the definition of:
acer pennsylvanicum,
bardic,
goosefoot maple,
moose-wood,
moosewood,
striped dogwood,
striped maple
More general:
adorn,
beautify,
decorate,
embellish,
grace,
ornament,
poet,
versifier
Synonyms:
caparison,
dress up
Also try:
— Adjectives for bard:
old,
great,
immortal,
blind,
ancient,
welsh,
national,
young,
irish,
chief,
english,
more...
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