myth-kitty
/ˈmɪθˌkɪti/Literary Criticism
noun
A body of myths known to and shared by the members of a particular society or community; a mythos. Frequently with allusion to Philip Larkin's use.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in Philip Larkin (1922–1985), poet, writer, and librarian. From myth + kitty.
- Robin Goodfellow
- robing room
- robing table
- Robin Hood
- Robin Hood bargain
- Robin Hood hat
- Robin Hooding
- Robin Hoodism
- Robin Hood's hatband
- Robin Hood tale
- Robin Hood tax
- robin huss
- robinia
- Robinocracy
- robin-red
- robin redbreast
- robin's-egg
- robin's-egg blue
- robin snipe
- robin snow
- Robinsonade
- Robinson Crusoe
- Robinson, Edward G.
- Robinson, Edwin Arlington
- Robinson, Heath