Rhapsodic

-al , rap-sod′ik, -al, adj. pertaining to, consisting of, or resembling rhapsody: gushing.— adv. Rhapsod′ically .— v.t. and v.i. Rhap′sodise , to write or utter rhapsodies: to expre with poetic feeling:— pr.p. rhap′sodīsing; pa.p. rhap′sodīsed. — n. Rhap′sodist , one who recites or sings rhapsodies, esp. one of a cla of men in ancient Greece who travelled from place to place reciting Homer and other epic poetry—also Rhap′sode : one who composes verses extempore: one who speaks or writes disjointedly.— adj. Rhapsodis′tic .— ns. Rhap′sodomancy , divination by means of verses; Rhap′sody , any wild unconnected composition: a part of an epic poem for recitation at one time: a jumble: ( mus. ) composition irregular in form. [Fr.,—L.,—Gr. rhapsōdia , rhaptein , to sew, ōdē , a song.]