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Meanings of minstrel in English
Medieval profession; type of musician, singer in medieval Europe.
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Usage of minstrel in English
1
That is the idea the minstrel tries to voice to the princess.
2
The minstrel nodded to each message, repeating it back word for word.
3
This dash of the monk and the minstrel is a sure sign.
4
The balcony now held only two forms,-theminstrel and the handsome lady.
5
For the friendship between Diane and the handsome minstrel was steadily growing.
6
It was the undying minstrel jest, the comedy of a black face.
7
The three kings left not the doughty minstrel alone among his foemen.
8
Sweet was the minstrel's song, and the warriors were happy in Heorot.
9
As was the custom in those times, the minstrel's welcome was hearty.
10
The minstrel turned a somewhat surprised and somewhat inquisitive look towards Kenelm.
11
The minstrel stopped their way and besought Piero to hear his story.
12
He came to invite the stranger minstrel to partake of their fare.
13
Again the minstrel took his harp and sang, and again Odysseus wept.
14
The minstrel plucked his lute, as if begging attention, and then continued.
15
You could make billions designing sets for minstrel shows and vaudeville tours.
16
And the bride, of whom the minstrel sang,-shetoo had to follow-
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Translations for minstrel
Russian
Portuguese
Minstrel through the time
Minstrel across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common