Word of the Day
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 4
Jabberwocky
[JAB-ər-wok-ee]Part of speech: noun
Origin: english, 1871
- Writing or speech that contains meaningless words
- An imitation of language containing meaningless nonsense words; gibberish
Jabberwocky in a sentence
- Illya launched into a language unknown to his partner, all of it like jabberwocky to his untrained ear.
- Napoleon thought Illya's rant on quantum mechanics was just jabberwocky and tedium.
About Jabberwocky
Jabberwocky is a noun, naming any type of made-up language or nonsense words. It’s also a proper noun, as the title of Lewis Carroll’s 1871 poem, and it can be used as an adjective to describe something meaningless or senseless.