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In “The Seafarer” the phrase “summer’s sentinel,” meaning a cuckoo, is an example of

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A kenning is defined as "a<span> compound expression in </span>Old English<span> and Old Norse poetry with </span>metaphorical meaning." In "The Seafarer" the phrase means something entirely different to what it's literal meaning is. Therefore, the phrase "summer's sentinel" is a kenning.

A. a kenning.

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