Parnassians

Parnassians
adj. of or pertaining to the Greek mountain Parnassus; of or pertaining to poetic works; poetic; of or pertaining to the 19th century French school of poets n. poet of the 19th century French school of classical poets who made little use of emotion as poetic material and emphasized metrical form; one of a large number of species of butterflies that dwell in the mountains in America and the Old World

English contemporary dictionary. 2014.

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