Newdigate
/ˈnjuːdɪɡət/ /ˈnjuːdɪɡeɪt/noun
1Attributive Designating or relating to a prize awarded at Oxford University for English verse, founded by Sir Roger Newdigate in 1805.
2The Newdigate prize; (also, occasionally) a poem which wins, or could win, this prize.
Origin
Early 19th century. From the name of Sir Roger Newdigate, antiquary and M.P. for Oxford University.
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- be written (or engraved or set) in stone
- bey
- beyond
- beyond (all) reason
- beyond (also†above) (a person's) expectance
- beyond belief
- beyond comparison
- beyond description
- beyond doubt
- beyond measure
- beyond one's wildest dreams
- beyond (or past) redemption
- beyond (or within) one's means
- beyond (or without) dispute
- beyond (or without) price
- beyond recall