Definition of milver in English:

milver

noun ˈmɪlvə

A person with whom one shares a strong interest in a particular topic, especially that of words and wordplay.

Origin

1930s. Alteration of silver adjective, coined by the American writer, Logan Pearsall Smith, apparently with the intention of forming a new word which would also provide a rhyme for a word otherwise lacking one.

Definition of milver in US English:

milver

nounˈmɪlvə

A person with whom one shares a strong interest in a particular topic, especially that of words and wordplay.

Origin

1930s. Alteration of silver [adjective], coined by the American writer, Logan Pearsall Smith, apparently with the intention of forming a new word which would also provide a rhyme for a word otherwise lacking one.

单词	milver
释义	Definition of milver in English: milver noun ˈmɪlvə A person with whom one shares a strong interest in a particular topic, especially that of words and wordplay. Origin 1930s. Alteration of silver adjective, coined by the American writer, Logan Pearsall Smith, apparently with the intention of forming a new word which would also provide a rhyme for a word otherwise lacking one. Definition of milver in US English: milver nounˈmɪlvə A person with whom one shares a strong interest in a particular topic, especially that of words and wordplay. Origin 1930s. Alteration of silver [adjective], coined by the American writer, Logan Pearsall Smith, apparently with the intention of forming a new word which would also provide a rhyme for a word otherwise lacking one.
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