Definitions

1. noun

In ancient Greek drama, a poet and playwright, especially one who wrote in the New Comedy style.

“Euripides and Menander were two prominent playwrights of ancient Greece.”

2. verb

To arrange or decorate in a manner reminiscent of the style of Menander, especially by using columns and arches.

“The architect decided to menander the interior of the building to give it a more classical feel.”