book-wright
book-wright is the alternative form of bookwright.
Meaning of bookwright
Noun
bookwright (plural bookwrights)
- A maker or writer of books; an author.
- This is truly to be Carnifex papiri, A murderer of paper, as [Matthias Flacius] Illyricus cõmonly calleth the Zuinglians. this is in deede to be Miſerabilis librifex, A miſerable bookevvright, as [Martin] Luther malapertly nameth king Henry [VIII], a learned prince and of famous memory.1583, William Rainolds, “The Preface to the Reader”, in A Refutation of Sundry Reprehensions, Cauils, and False Sleightes, by Which M. [William] Whitaker Laboureth to Deface the Late English...
Forms of book-wright
| plural | book-wrights |
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Questions about book-wright
- What is book-wright the alternative form of?
- Book-wright is the alternative form of bookwright.
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