poetese
/ˌpəʊɪˈtiːz/noun
The language supposed to be characteristic of poets, especially when self-consciously literary or mannered in style.
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in Ivor Brown (1891–1974), theatre critic and writer. From poet + -ese.
- nickelodeon
- nickelous
- nickel oxide
- nickel plate
- nickel-plated
- nickel plating
- nickel silver
- nickel situation
- nickel-skutterudite
- nickel spinel
- nickel steel
- nickel–cadmium
- nickel–iron
- nicker
- nicker-pecker
- nicker-picker
- nicker-tree
- nickey
- nickie
- nicki-nicki
- Nicklaus, Jack William
- nick-nack
- nickname
- nicknamee
- nicknameless