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Definition of the scop in English English dictionary
- scop
- A poet or minstrel in Anglo-Saxon England
- scop
- Standing Conference of Principals of Colleges
- scop
- An Old English poet or bard
- scop
- An Old English poet or a poet troubadour of early Teutonic poetry (See also Gleeman)
- scop
- {i} Old English poet or bard (Archaic)
- scop
- ("shope") a poet, saga-teller, or bard, responsible not only for entertainment but seen as a collective cultural historian A talented scop would be greatly valued by his lord and receive land, gold and silver jewellry, costly clothing and other riches as his reward
- scop
- the name for an Old English poet-singer
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