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rime·ster

 (rīm′stər)
n.
Variant of rhymester.
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rimester

(ˈraɪmstə)
n
(Poetry) a variant spelling of rhymester
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rhymester

also rimester
noun
One who writes poetry:
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But Burns had no money; the brothers' farm had not prospered, and Jean's father, a stern old Scotsman, would have nothing to say to Robert, who was in his opinion a bad man, and a wild, unstable, penniless rimester. He made his daughter burn her "lines," thus in his idea putting an end to the marriage.
'Son of Flecknoe,' and Dryden represented Shadwell as having inherited the stupidity of an obscure Irish rimester named Flecknoe, recently deceased.
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