Homerism
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Homerism can refer to:
- the miming of scenes from Homer's epics, common in Greek and Roman era pagan festivals, along with other displays of virtuosity such as juggling, acrobatics and trumpet blowing.
- a new figure of speech named after the cartoon character Homer Simpson, denoting an expression that reveals more than the speaker intended.
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