Words and phrases that have a meaning related to muses: (148 results)
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demurs, quips, surmises, limns, musings, despairs, pontificates, nostalgist, cosmopolite, laments, kidder, flaneur, epiphany, wonders, solipsist, philosophise, monomaniac, sensualist, rimbaud, metier, hifalutin, mutters, inspirations, elizabethan age, aleichem, obsessions, blathers, freudian psychology, paraphrase, chortles, rilke, dostoevski, hemingwayesque, everydayness, beatrice lillie, fey, svevo, doubleness, rainer maria rilke, koans, existentialists, denise levertov, existentialist philosophy, epigraph, likens, max beerbohm, contemplations, fesses, percy bysshe shelley, fascinations, appreciator, transcendentalist, revels, philosophizing, hermann hesse, schopenhauer, rhapsodizing, husserl, picaresque, sybarite, poesy, gushes, ghostwrites, fin de siecle, miniaturist, geist, de quincey, espies, dufy, montale, paradoxes, esthete, toklas, frets, tsuris, gambols, rambles, quoth, autobiographer, eggheaded, oeuvre, cogitations, nevelson, joshes, bohemian, latterday, rhapsodies, ruefulness, francophile, natters, iseult, juxtapositions, hesione, monologuing, ironist, soren kierkegaard, flaubert, knight errant, whimsies, harold nicolson, cavafy, archetypal, muse, minstrels, mimes, authors, immortals, bard, artistes, artists, bards, drama, ladies, writers, dancers, divinities, heralds, heroes, lyrics, musicians, prelates, priests, dost, mayest, gotta, gonna, lascivious, beatific, didst, elfish, greeks, languorous, lewd, merry, roguish, yours, already, artless, blithe, blithesome, chearful, cheerful
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— Adjectives for muses: other, courtly, sweet, sacred, greek, dear, gentle, classical, careless, olympian, ancient, more...
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