poesy
11poesy — po|e|sy [ pouəzi ] noun uncount an old word meaning poetry …
12poesy — pəʊɪzɪ n. poetry; liturgy …
13poesy — 1) sepoy 2) posey …
14poesy — [ pəʊɪzi, si] noun archaic or literary poetry. ↘the art or composition of poetry. Origin ME: from OFr. poesie, via L. from Gk poēsis, var. of poiēsis making, poetry …
15poesy — n. 1. Poet craft, poet skill. 2. Poetry, verse, metrical composition …
16poesy — noun (U) old use poetry …
17poesy — po·e·sy …
18poesy — UK [ˈpəʊəzɪ] / US [ˈpoʊəzɪ] noun [uncountable] an old word meaning poetry …
19poesy — po•e•sy [[t]ˈpoʊ ə si, zi[/t]] n. pl. sies 1) pro poetry 2) pro archaic a) pro a poem or verse used as a motto b) pro a poem • Etymology: 1300–50; ME poesie < MF < L poēsis < Gk poíēsis fabrication, poetic art; see poet sis …
20poesy — /ˈpoʊəzi / (say pohuhzee) noun (plural poesies) 1. Obsolete the work or the art of poetic composition. 2. Obsolete a verse or poetry or the like used as a motto (def. 2). See posy (def. 2). 3. poetic works or compositions, especially when of a… …