Alcaeus
/alˈsiːəs
/ /alˈkʌɪəs / (Circa 620-circa 580 bc), Greek lyric poet. He invented a new form of lyric metre, the alcaic; he also wrote political odes, drinking songs, and love songs. His works were a model for Horace and the verse of the Renaissance.
- close-cropped
- closed
- closed book
- closed caption
- closed chain
- closed-circuit television
- closed communion
- closed compound
- closed couplet
- closed-door
- closed-end
- closed-in
- close-down
- close down (or close something down)
- closed season
- closed shop
- closed syllable
- closed traverse
- closed universe
- close encounter
- close encounter of the first (or second etc.) kind
- close-fisted
- close-fitting
- close-fought
- Close, Glenn