penman
/ˈpɛnmən
/noun (plural penmen)
1 historical A person, such as a clerk, who was employed to write by hand on behalf of others.In painting he is a master of nuance, but as a penman he tends to the workmanlike.
2A person who writes with a specified degree of skill: this talented penman’s work...
- The most swift and tireless penmen appeared to keep the arm on the desk at all times and formed their letters with little or no motion of the fingers - a free and tireless style of penmanship.
- Fraktur were also produced by scriveners (professional penmen), artists, and possibly by stonemasons.
2.1An author.The reading they seek is not that of the Divine Author but of the penman....
- While the bloggers and muckrakers sweat it out in every nook and corner with a wireless signal, the well-paid penmen are in luxury suites tapping their manicured fingers in front of twenty-inch flat screens.
- I'm one penman in their stable of travel writers - tell the good readers where to spend their vacation time.
Rhymes
- etheromaniac
- etherous
- ether wind
- ethic
- ethical
- ethical dative
- ethical dilemma
- ethical hacker
- ethical hacking
- ethicalism
- ethicality
- ethically
- ethicalness
- ethical relativism
- Ethical Society
- ethic dative
- ethician
- ethicise
- ethicism
- ethicist
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- ethico-physical
- ethico-political
- ethico-religious
- ethico-social