poet

As a noun poet

is (rare|or|archaic).

As an adjective ibsenesque is

reminiscent of the style of (henrik ibsen) (1828–1906), 19th-century norwegian playwright, theatre director, and poet.

As a noun poet

is a person who writes poems.

As an adjective Ibsenian is

of or pertaining to Henrik Ibsen (1828–1906), 19th-century Norwegian playwright, theatre director, and poet.

As a noun poet

is (rare|or|archaic).

As an adjective rilkean is

of or pertaining to (rainer maria rilke) (1875–1926), bohemian–austrian poet regarded as a transitional figure between the traditional and modernist poets.

As a noun poet

is (rare|or|archaic).

As an adjective poundian is

of or pertaining to (ezra pound) (1885–1972), american modernist poet involved in developing imagism.

As nouns the difference between poet and spenserian

is that poet is (rare|or|archaic) while spenserian is one of a group of poets who imitated spenser.

As an adjective spenserian is

of or pertaining to (edmund spenser) (c1552–1599), english poet, or his works.

As nouns the difference between poet and bardie

is that poet is (rare|or|archaic) while bardie is (scotland) a minor poet or bard; used as a self-deprecatory epithet by or bardie can be (australia) the edible larva of an insect.

As an adjective bardie is

rude and insolent; bolshie.

As a noun poet

is (rare|or|archaic).

As an adjective coleridgean is

of or pertaining to (samuel taylor coleridge) (1772–1834), english romantic poet and critic.

As nouns the difference between poet and mastersinger

is that poet is (rare|or|archaic) while mastersinger is a german lyric poet of the late middle ages.

As a noun poet

is (rare|or|archaic).

As an adjective lucretian is

of or pertaining to (ca 99 bc-ca 55 bc), roman poet and philosopher.

As a noun poet

is (rare|or|archaic).

As an adjective ginsbergian is

of or pertaining to (1926–1997), american beat poet, or his works.