--- verse, poetry in which meaning is non-existent or absurd, such as that of Edward Lear
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Related clues
- A Book of ___ , Edward Lear's work
- Word for utter twaddle, meaningless and queer, like the limericks of Edward Lear, the corny content of 13 Across's mottoes told year after year or one's ramblings following too many glasses of Christmas cheer/beer
- _____ verse, type associated with poets Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear
- Foolishness or the absurd, such as Edward Lear's 'jumbly' words
- Hooey
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