Definition of Phoebuses

1. phoebus [n] - See also: phoebus

Lexicographical Neighbors of Phoebuses

phocids
phocine
phocines
phocodont
phocodontia
phocomeli
phocomelias
phocomelic dwarfism
phocomelus
phodopus
phoebe
phoebe bird
phoebes
phoebus
phoebuses (current term)
phoenicochroite
phoenicochroites
phoenicopterus
phoenix
phoenix tree
phoenixes
phoenixlike
phoetal
phoeti
phoetus
phoetuses
phogrin
phoh
phohs

Literary usage of Phoebuses

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Excursions in the Interior of Russia: Including Sketches of the Character by Robert Bremner (1839)
"... Mercuries, Fawns, Floras, phoebuses—Neptunes and their cars, Ariadnes and their bulls—long-legged cranes and long-legged nymphs—frogs, gladiators, ..."

2. Joan of Arc, an epic poem by Robert Southey (1812)
"... readers will find no description of armour, no muster-rolls, no geographical catalogues, lion, tyger, bull, bear and boar similes, phoebuses or Auroras. ..."

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