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A singer/minstrel/poet of folk songs/literature. Troubadours were musicians.
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A French bullfighter who duals with words instead of bulls. With a jar of ink in hand and white rose clinched firmly between his teeth, the troubadour stabbed playfully at the parchment until going in for the killing blow.... and a masterpiece was born.
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A garlic-eating folk singer of ancient origins; as a group they generally being ones flourishing principally in the Middle Ages in the South of France writing catchy tunes and jingles in a complex metric form for court musicians. I am not a not a man with a pointy stick wanting to poke unwilling participants in the gladiatorial games with it (and thus who do not like it up them), I am a troubadour, that is, one whom sings soppy love songs to courtly people with nothing much better to do than to listen to those who sing sad songs about unrequited love in drafty old castles by the sea.
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A female troll. A trollop. A useless woman.
Synonyms: hussy, jade, jezebel, slattern, strumpet, wench Ignore her idiocy, she's a troubadour
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