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  1. jabberwock: Collins English Dictionary
  2. Jabberwock: Wordnik
  3. Jabberwock: Wiktionary
  4. jabberwock: Dictionary.com
  5. Jabberwock (magazine), Jabberwock (play), Jabberwock, The Jabberwock (club): Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  6. jabberwock: The Phrontistery - A Dictionary of Obscure Words

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  1. Jabberwock: Encyclopedia

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  1. The Jabberwock: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Jabberwock)

▸ noun:  A fantastical dreaded monster with flaming eyes.

Similar:
flying purple people eater, speckled monster, firebird, flying purple people-eater, borogove, wyvern, winged monkeys, firebreather, devil frog, borogrove, more...

Opposite:
silent, quiet, still, hush, calm

Types:
creature, beast, animal, monster, thing, more...

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Similar:
flying purple people eater, speckled monster, firebird, flying purple people-eater, borogove, wyvern, winged monkeys, firebreather, devil frog, borogrove, more...

Opposite:
silent, quiet, still, hush, calm

Types:
creature, beast, animal, monster, thing, more...



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