| 释义 |
† macaˈronian, a. Obs.
[f. prec. + -an.]
1. = macaronic a. 1.
1727–41Chambers Cycl., Macaronic, or Macaronian, a kind of burlesque poetry... We have little in English in the Macaronian way. 1751Cambridge Scribleriad ii. 184 note, The Macaronian is a kind of burlesque poetry, consisting of a jumble of words of different languages, with words of the vulgar tongue latinized, and latin words modernized.
2. = macaronic a. 3.
1788R. Galloway Poems (1792) 16 Give ear ilk Macaronian beau, 'Tween George's Square an eke Soho. |