Did you perchance mean nimble?
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Examples
“Me: sure that why they gimble the engines just before launch and the roll what basically fixed. what is basically a software program.”
“I had a gimble (like a mechanical ball) as my scorpion, which I was sitting on and fighting with, but the rest of the guys only had tennis balls to imagine their scorpions.”
“I think the slythy toves did gyre and gimble in that cake.”
“Here's a simple recipe: 1. Pick a sentence you like e.g., "'Twas brillig and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe.”
“I don't see what the purpose of the gimble device is.”
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“Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. fnxtr”
Cornelius Hunter and the Mystery of the Missing Scientific Theory - The Panda's Thumb
“Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.”
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““Twas brillig, and the slivy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe…””
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“Recreational coining begins with the nonsense verses of Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear in the 19th century: 'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves/Did gyre and gimble in the wabe.”
“You had said something about a clear cast in the exhaust, and it looks like the gimble can move pretty much anywhere you want it to go.”
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These user-created lists contain the word ‘gimble’.
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non-words
They show up in books I like, written by authors who either make them up, or find them used by writers I've never heard of. Maybe they're supposed to mean something; maybe they're specially designe...
whiskate, anthroparian, acathisia, imberbe, intrustian, stocket, thunge, brillig, slithy, wabe, gimble, mimsy and 7 more...
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gyre - enquired & unquired
Early in the fall, I watched several hundred eagles riding gyres - higher and higher - as they caught a lift on their migration South. An enquire and unquire of gyre appears called for.
Argyre, argyre planitia, gyreful, Gyrfalcon, gyrencephala, curl, curlicue, gyral, whorl, jabberwocky, gyre, frizzle and 21 more...
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and ...
Words that, as I see it, have some fond connection to the Alice stories through their creation or particular use by Lewis Carroll. I mean to tie them all together with contexty comments!
alice, daisy-chain, white rabbit, waistcoat-pocket, rabbit-hole, marmalade, antipathy, antipode, curtsey, dinah, tea-time, rat-hole and 232 more...
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good ones
grumble, fumble, bumble, stumble, crumble, mumble, jumble, humble, bramble, scramble, amble, ramble and 191 more...
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aozuas's Words
sense data, hyperreality, brouhaha, ibid, apophenia, fnord, lackadaisical, schadenfreude, bildungsroman, ready-made, readymade, tergiversar and 654 more...
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Poetrie: Jabberwocky
Thanks to uselessness for the idea of Poetrie.
Be sure to see also the word page Jabberwocky, which contains a spell-checked version of this poem, thanks to His Excellency oroboros. Ri...chortled, callay, callooh, frabjous, beamish, slain, thou, hast, galumphing, snicker-snack, burbled, tulgey and 20 more...
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Jabberwordies
jabberwocky, brillig, slithy, toves, gyre, gimble, wabe, mimsy, borogoves, mome raths, outgrabe, jabberwock and 17 more...
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Madeupical words that I love.
Are often defined on Urban Dictionary.
P.S. You may notice my love of Lewis Carrollarachibutyrophobia, brillig, slithy, gyre, gimble, mimsy, outgrabe, frumious, tove, uffish, burble, galumph and 28 more...
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rivets's Words
epopt, bifurcated, ptilota, serendipity, philprogenitive, cardoon, scorzonera, salsify, valetudinarianism, capercailie, hornpipe, strathspey and 52 more...
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'Twas brillig and the slithey toves
Made-up words and otehr such nonsense, most notably from the works of Lewis Carrol, Edward Lear, Roald Dahl, and Dr. Seuss, and their adaptations.
brillig, slithy, tove, gyre, gimble, wabe, mimsy, borogrove, outgrabe, jabberwocky, jubjub, frumious and 38 more...
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jabberwocky
words from Lewis Carroll's poem
brillig, slithy, toves, gyre, gimble, wabe, mimsy, borogoves, mome raths, outgrabe, jabberwock, jubjub and 11 more...
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Poetic Words
outgrabe, mome raths, borogoves, mimsy, wabe, gimble, gyre, toves, slithy, brillig, twas, camelot and 76 more...
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mjclausen's Words
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she Humpty Dumpty, in Through the Looking-Glass:
"To gyre is to go round and round like a gyroscope. To gimble is to make holes like a gimlet." Jul 17, 2008