jabberwocky (Meaning)
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jabberwocky (n)
nonsensical language (according to Lewis Carroll)
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jabberwocky Sentence Examples
- The Jabberwocky is a nonsense word coined by Lewis Carroll in "Through the Looking-Glass."
- The poem's narrator encounters a dangerous creature called the Jabberwocky in the woods.
- The Jabberwocky has sharp teeth, claws, and a powerful tail.
- The narrator and the Jabberwocky engage in a fierce battle, but the narrator ultimately defeats the creature.
- The word "Jabberwocky" has been used to describe things that are nonsensical or incomprehensible.
- A jabberwocky of words filled the air as the politicians argued.
- The software generated a jabberwocky of error messages that made no sense.
- The child spoke in a jabberwocky that only his parents could understand.
- The artist's painting was a jabberwocky of colors and shapes that defied interpretation.
- The scientist's theory was a jabberwocky of jargon that went over the heads of most people.
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nonsensical language (according to Lewis Carroll)
prattle, mumbo jumbo, gibber, gabble, gibberish, chatter, burble, babble, jabber,nonsense
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The Jabberwocky is a nonsense word coined by Lewis Carroll in "Through the Looking-Glass."
The poem's narrator encounters a dangerous creature called the Jabberwocky in the woods.
The Jabberwocky has sharp teeth, claws, and a powerful tail.
The narrator and the Jabberwocky engage in a fierce battle, but the narrator ultimately defeats the creature.
