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.
- pressure-flaked
- pressure flaker
- pressure flaking
- pressure flask
- pressure gauge
- pressure gradient
- pressure group
- pressure groupism
- pressure head
- pressure heater
- pressure hold
- pressure hull
- pressure ice
- pressure jet
- pressure jump
- pressure-jump line
- pressure lamp
- pressureless
- pressure line
- pressure microphone
- pressure mine
- pressure of the atmosphere
- pressure pack
- pressure package
- pressure-packaged