Eupolidean
noun
Eu·po·li·de·an
¦yüˌpälə¦dēən,
¦yüpəl-;
¦yüpə¦lidē-
plural -s
: the characteristic meter used by Eupolis composed of two polyschematist choriambic dimeters the second of which is catalectic (such as oooo–˘˘– oooo–˘–)
Word History
Etymology
Greek eupolideion Eupolidean (from neuter of eupolideios in the style of Eupolis, from Eupolid-, Eupolis Eupolis, 5th century b.c. Greek writer of comedies) + English -an
- BRE
- Brea
- breacan
- breach
- breach of arrest
- breach of confidentiality
- breach of contract
- breach of faith
- breach of prison
- breach of privilege
- breach of promise
- breach of the peace
- breached
- breacher
- breachers
- breaches
- breaching
- breachway
- breachy
- bread
- bread and circuses
- bread board
- bread boards
- bread crumb sponge
- bread dance