| 释义 |
glee·man
\ˈglēmən\ noun
(plural gleemen)
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English glēoman, from glēo entertainment, music + man
: a medieval usually itinerant professional entertainer (as in England or Scotland) who sang songs often to his own accompaniment on a stringed instrument (as a harp), chanted or recited poetry, or related stories |