Charles Baudelaire
/ˈbəʊd(ə)lɛː
/ /bodlɛʀ/ (1821–67), French poet and critic; full name Charles Pierre Baudelaire. He is largely known for Les Fleurs du mal (1857), a series of 101 lyrics that explore his isolation and melancholy and the attraction of evil and the macabre.
- Masters
- master's
- master-scene
- master's degree
- Masters, Edgar Lee
- master sergeant
- mastership
- master shot
- master's mate
- master spy
- master station
- Masters Tournament
- master stroke
- master switch
- master tape
- master teacher
- master touch
- masterwork
- masterwort
- mastery
- master–servant
- master–slave
- mast-fed
- mast foot
- masthead