Marotic
/məˈrɒtɪk/(also marotic)
adjective
Of or relating to Marot, whose work is noted for its light, graceful style; characteristic of Marot or his style.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Ephraim Chambers (?1680–1740), encyclopaedist. From French marotique from the name of Clément Marot, French poet + -ique.
- Roman cementing
- romancer
- Roman chair
- romancingly
- romancise
- romancist
- romancize
- Roman collar
- Roman coriander
- Roman cumin
- romancy
- roman d'aventure
- roman de geste
- Roman de la rose
- Romandom
- Roman Doric
- Roman Emperor
- Roman Empire
- Romanes
- Romanesco
- Romanese
- Romanesque
- roman expérimental
- Roman father
- Roman fennel