Shakspere

[sheyk-speer]

noun

1. William. Shakespeare, William.

Other Word Forms

• Shaksperian adjective
• Shaksperianism noun

Example Sentences

However, I will admit William Shakespeare/Shakspere/Shaksper somewhat ruins that theory.

From The Guardian

There is another also ascribed to him quoted in “Shakspere’s Poetry,” No. 6, Bacon Society Journal, p.

From Project Gutenberg

Take the savage, with lower jaw projecting far in advance, and compare him with Dante, Shakspere, Milton, or Voltaire.

From Project Gutenberg

Page 54, Correct spelling: Shakspere's to Shakespeare's. ... startling of Shakespeare's plays, ...

From Project Gutenberg

See now how differently each letter is formed in the name Shakspere, beginning with the initial: Did anybody ever write the first letter of his name so differently?

From Project Gutenberg