Similar words: jabber, jabbering, blabber, flabbergast, flabbergasted, sherwood, overwork, paperwork. Meaning: n. nonsensical language (according to Lewis Carroll).
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1. He's a figment, a cipher, jabberwocky.
2. Six, I can slay the Jabberwocky.
3. The trend of baking in onboard reference materials like dictionaries has caught on, as well (though they're unlikely to make "Jabberwocky" more decipherable).
4. This book brings language to life for children of all ages. It is a delightfully whimsical verse reminiscent of Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky" and the works of Dr Seuss.
5. In one such exercise he turns to Lewis Carroll's famous nonsense poem "Jabberwocky " to illustrate the importance of sentence structure.
6. As for the other sections of this type, it ends with a "JABBERWOCKY" line.
7. Strange roses, colorful mushrooms, bird from beautiful garden, the Cheshire Cat, Jabberwocky and other wonders of the world through the mirror served as the inspiration for designers brand.
8. However, my machine isn't quite as fast as flim and jabberwocky are, so I'll move them up the list.
More similar words: jabber, jabbering, blabber, flabbergast, flabbergasted, sherwood, overwork, paperwork, afterword, in other words, underworld, otherworldly, interwoven, waterworks, career woman, abbey, rabbet, abbess, crabbed, stabbed, rocky, cocky, stocky, dockyard, gibber, jobber, rubber, robber, fibber, bobber.