Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A name given to a five-line nonsense-verse of the kind used by Edward Lear in his “Book of Nonsense”: now called a
limerick (which see).
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Examples
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WV: learic: Those trees in the first cake make me learic of walking in the woods!
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