Definition of poeticule in English:

poeticule

noun pəʊˈɛtɪkjuːl

rare

单词	poeticule
释义	Definition of poeticule in English: poeticule noun pəʊˈɛtɪkjuːl rare A petty or insignificant poet. Example sentencesExamples The local community (not to mention London, that Mecca of Establishment poeticules) made nothing of his genius for poetry. It can only be supposed that Swinburne needed a poeticule to torture. These days, with hundreds and hundreds of poeticules thronging the academies, the prospect of finding one's way as a poet must daunt the best. He does not allow the voice of the pessimist spirit to prevail, as a poeticule of the morbid school would have done. The very name of this poeticule spells disaster. Synonyms verse writer, versifier, verse-maker, rhymester, rhymer, sonneteer, lyricist, lyrist, elegist
随便看	become motionless become narrow become narrower become narrow/narrower become naturalized become nauseating becomeness become obsolete become of become of become one become one's old self become operative become optimistic/hopeful become outmoded become overcast become panic-stricken become paralysed become pinched become plumper become popular become pregnant become prey to become proficient in become quiet