byronite
/ˈbaɪrənaɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A follower of the poet Lord Byron, often characterized by a romantic and somewhat bohemian lifestyle.
“The byronite community in the 19th century was known for their free-spirited nature and love of poetry.”
2. noun
A type of rock formed from the alteration of limestones, often containing fossils.
“The geologist discovered a large byronite formation in the heart of the national park.”