paroemiographer
/pəˌriːmɪˈɒɡrəfə/(also paremiographer)
noun
A writer or collector of proverbs.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Isaac D'Israeli (1766–1848), writer. From paroemia + -ographer, probably after post-classical Latin paroemiographus writer or collector of proverbs or its etymon Hellenistic Greek παροιμιογράϕος. Compare French parémiographe.
- in any case
- in any event
- in any shape or form (or in any way, shape, or form)
- in a (or one) sense
- in a pig's eye
- in-app
- inapparent
- inappetence
- inappetent
- inapplicability
- inapplicable
- inapplicably
- inapposite
- inappositely
- inappositeness
- inappreciable
- inappreciably
- inappreciation
- inappreciative
- inappropriate
- inappropriately
- inappropriateness
- inapt
- inaptitude
- inaptly