Lakistn.
/ˈleɪkɪst/ A member or adherent of the ‘Lake School’ of poetry; a Lake poet.
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bardist1588
laker1814
Lakist1822
Parnassian1872
Scottish Chauceriana1883
metaphysical1887
symbolist1888
imagist1912
Acmeist1913
unanimist1915
simultaneist1923
symboliste1925
ultraist1931
spatialist1934
beat poet1955
Black Mountaineer1965
1822 New Monthly Mag. 5 546 Voted at last a rhymer and a pedant by the lakists and cockneys.
a1849 E. A. Poe Cockton in Wks. (1864) III. 462 The cant of the Lakists would establish the exact converse.
1883 B'ham Daily Post 2 Apr. 5/1 The last surviving son of another ‘Lakist’ has followed him.
Derivatives
ˈLakism n. affectation of the style of the Lake poets.
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1822 Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 11 462 The third canto of Childe Harold..which from beginning to end is Lakeism—rank Lakeism.
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