myth
81Myth of the Love Electrique — Studio album by Acid Mothers Temple The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. Released …
82Myth history — Myth Myth (m[i^]th), n. [Written also {mythe}.] [Gr. my^qos myth, fable, tale, talk, speech: cf. F. mythe.] 1. A story of great but unknown age which originally embodied a belief regarding some fact or phenomenon of experience, and in which often …
83myth´i|cal|ly — myth|i|cal «MIHTH uh kuhl», adjective. 1. of myths: »mythical heroes. 2. like a myth: »a mythical interpretation of nature. 3. existing only in myths: »mythical monsters, mythical places. 4. not real; made up; aginary: »Their wealth is merely… …
84myth|i|cal — «MIHTH uh kuhl», adjective. 1. of myths: »mythical heroes. 2. like a myth: »a mythical interpretation of nature. 3. existing only in myths: »mythical monsters, mythical places. 4. not real; made up; aginary: »Their wealth is merely mythical …
85myth|i|cize — «MIHTH uh syz», transitive verb, cized, ciz|ing. to turn into a myth; treat or explain by myth …
86myth|o|poe|ia — «MIHTH uh PEE uh», noun. the making of myths: »Is myth an instinct or an artifice? ... Is mythopoeia chronologically prior to philosophy, or a parallel phenomenon? (Theodor H. Gaster). ╂[< Late Latin m ēia < Greek m ós making myths <… …
87myth|mak|er — «MIHTH MAY kuhr», noun. 1. a maker of myths; fabricator: »The Communist mythmakers labored hard to destroy the myth they had once so laboriously mouthed... (Time). 2. a person who originates or preserves myths and legends: »He belonged perhaps to …
88myth|o|poe|ic — or myth|o|pe|ic «MIHTH uh PEE ihk», adjective. making myths; having to do with making myths …
89myth|o|pe|ism — myth|o|poe|ism or myth|o|pe|ism «MIHTH uh PEE ihz uhm», noun. the making of myths …
90myth|o|poe|ism — or myth|o|pe|ism «MIHTH uh PEE ihz uhm», noun. the making of myths …
