meller
meller noun: a melodrama.
Noun
meller (plural mellers)
- A melodrama.
- It pulls together first-rate pseudo-science and high-grade detective meller of the Spillane school (but entirely clean) and the result is fine read-and-forget entertainment.1952 November, Groff Conklin, Galaxy Science Fiction, page 122, column 1
Proper noun capitalized: Meller
Meller (plural Mellers)
- A surname.
Forms of meller
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | mellers |
| Proper noun | |
| plural | Mellers |
Origin of meller
A shortening of melodrama + -er (“Variety -er”)
Questions about meller
- What does meller mean?
- Meller means a melodrama.
- What part of speech is meller?
- Meller can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of meller?
- The plural of meller is mellers.
Words near meller in the dictionary
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