† unpindaricaladj.
Obsolete.
Not Pindaric: unlike Pindar in style or character.Apparently an isolated use.
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1729 E. Young Merchant Pref. Nothing is so unpindarical as following Pindar on the foot.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2014; most recently modified version published online September 2019).
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adj.1729- to keep or lose temper
- to keep or take diet
- to keep or take spell
- to keep or wrap in cotton-wool
- to keep or wrap in cottonwool
- to keep out
- to keep over
- to keep pace
- to keep peace
- to keep play
- to keep posted
- to keep quarter
- to keep quiet
- to keep rank
- to keep reaks
- to keep regular hours
- to keep regular or proper and so early hours
- to keep regular or proper and so irregular hours
- to keep regular or proper and so late hours
- to keep regular or proper hours
- to keep residence
- to keep revel rex
- to keep revel-rout
- to keep revelrout
- to keep roll-call