Pindaric adjective & noun. [pɪn'darɪk] M17.
[Latin Pindaricus from Greek Pindarikos, from Pindaros Pindar: see below, -IC.]
A. adjective. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the style of, the ancient Greek lyric poet Pindar (c 518-c 438 BC). M17.
b. noun. A poem (esp. an ode) or a poetic form (esp. a metre) in the style of Pindar. Usu. in pl. L17.

■ Pindarism noun Pindaric style E18.

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