Carlylese
noun
Car·lyl·ese
(¦)kärˌlī¦lēz,
-ȧˌl-,
-ēs,
kärˈlīˌl-,
kȧˈl-;
kə(r)¦lī¦l-
: Carlylean use of language —often used of style imitative of Carlyle's literary excesses
Word History
Etymology
Thomas Carlyle + English -ese
- rabbit vine
- rabbit warren
- rabbit warrens
- rabbit's foot
- rabbit's pea
- rabbit's-ear
- rabbit's-ears
- rabbit's-foot fern
- rabbit's-mouth
- rabbit's-mouths
- rabbit's-root
- rabbit's-roots
- rabbit-ear
- rabbit-ear faucet
- rabbit-eared bandicoot
- rabbit-foot
- rabbit-foot clover
- rabbit-foot grass
- rabbit-hunting
- rabbit-meat
- rabbit-punch
- rabbit-punched
- rabbit-punching
- rabbit-tail grass
- rabbitberry