ballader
/ˈbalədə/Now historical
noun
A writer of ballads, especially of scurrilous verses.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Nashe (d. c1601), writer. From ballad or ballad + -er. Perhaps compare Middle French, French baladeur swindler, crook.
- imperial roll
- imperial roof
- imperial tea
- Imperial Tokay
- imperialty
- Imperial Valley
- imperial water
- Imperial Wizard
- imperial yellow
- imperil
- imperilment
- imperious
- imperiously
- imperiousness
- imperishability
- imperishable
- imperishableness
- imperishably
- imperium
- impermanence
- impermanency
- impermanent
- impermanently
- impermeability
- impermeable