minstrel
61minstrel — noun a medieval singer or musician. Origin ME: from OFr. menestral entertainer, servant , via Provençal from late L. ministerialis, from L. minister (see minister) …
62minstrel — n. Musician, singer, bard …
63minstrel — noun (C) 1 a singer or musician in the Middle Ages 2 one of a group of singers and dancers who performed in popular shows in the 1920s …
64Minstrel — A poet and singer, also called a jongleur, who lives and travels off of the largess of the aristocracy. A poet who travels and entertains the aristocratic class …
65minstrel — noun, historical a band of gay minstrels Syn: musician, singer, balladeer, poet; historical troubadour, jongleur; literary bard …
66minstrel — min·strel …
67MINSTREL — An ESPRIT project on new information models for office filing retrieval systems …
68mínstrel — a m (ȋ) lit., zlasti v angleškem okolju, v srednjem veku pesnik in pevec na plemiškem dvorcu, ki spremlja svoje pesmi z igranjem na glasbilo: trubadurji in minstreli …
69Minstrel — Mịns|t|rel, der; s, s <englisch> (Spielmann, Minnesänger in England) …
70minstrel — n. 1 a medieval singer or musician, esp. singing or reciting poetry. 2 hist. a person who entertained patrons with singing, buffoonery, etc. 3 (usu. in pl.) a member of a band of public entertainers with blackened faces etc., performing songs and …