Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Chaucer
Noun
/ˈtʃɔːsər/
Definition
Chaucer refers to Geoffrey Chaucer, a prominent English poet and author primarily from the 14th century, known for his significant contributions to English literature.
Examples
- Geoffrey Chaucer is often called the father of English literature.
- His work has influenced countless writers and poets for centuries.
- ‘The Canterbury Tales’ remains a staple of English literature classes.
Meaning
He is best known for writing ‘The Canterbury Tales’, a collection of stories told by pilgrims during their journey to Canterbury.
Synonyms
- None, as ‘Chaucer’ specifically refers to the individual.
