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nonsense verse
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nonsense verse
n.
Verse characterized by humor or whimsy and often featuring nonce words.

nonsense verse
n
(Literature / Poetry) verse in which the sense is nonexistent or absurd, such as that of Edward Lear
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Noun1.nonsense verse - nonsensical writing (usually verse)
hokum, meaninglessness, nonsense, nonsensicality, bunk - a message that seems to convey no meaning
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nonsense verse
nNonsensvers m, → Unsinnsvers m; (= genre)Nonsensverse pl, → Unsinnsverse pl


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In any case, the person in the nonsense rhyme turned out not to be St.
As one of the most famous birds in history, the great auk gave inspiration to wildlife artists and writers including Lewis Caroll, Charles Kingsley and Edward Lear, famous for his nonsense rhymes and whose illustration sits beside the egg.
Her sixth album shows all the superfly smarts, no nonsense rhymes and spirited invention that first helped her leave her poor abusive upbringing in Virginia eight years ago.
 
 
 
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