What is another word for doggerel?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɒɡəɹə͡l], [ dˈɒɡəɹəl], [ d_ˈɒ_ɡ_ə_ɹ_əl]
Synonyms for Doggerel:
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n.
• communication • poetry • rhyme Other synonyms:
- blank verse ,
- ditty ,
- elegy ,
- epigram ,
- free verse ,
- haiku ,
- lament ,
- limerick ,
- nursery rhyme ,
- ode ,
- poem ,
- psalm ,
- rime ,
- sonnet ,
- threnody ,
- verse .
- rhyme .
- cycle .
Other relevant words:
- Crambo ,
- Drollish ,
- Inconcinnous ,
- Parodic ,
- Unclassical ,
- Unconformity ,
- Uncourtly ,
- absurd ,
- absurdity ,
- amphigory ,
- anticlimax ,
- awry ,
- bad poetry ,
- bang ,
- barbaric ,
- barbarous ,
- bathos ,
- blank ,
- bombast ,
- broken ,
- buffoonery ,
- burlesque ,
- cacophonous ,
- caricatural ,
- chime ,
- chink ,
- clang ,
- clank ,
- clatter ,
- clumsy ,
- coarse ,
- comedy ,
- contemptible ,
- contrite ,
- crude ,
- derisive ,
- despicable ,
- disgusting ,
- dysphemistic ,
- eccentric ,
- eccentricity ,
- empty ,
- evil ,
- farce ,
- farcical ,
- fatuous ,
- foolish ,
- frippery ,
- fruitless ,
- fun ,
- futile ,
- gimcrack ,
- gothic ,
- graceless ,
- gross ,
- harsh ,
- heathenish ,
- imperfectly ,
- improper ,
- impure ,
- in bad taste ,
- inane ,
- inconcinnate ,
- incorrect ,
- indecorous ,
- inelegant ,
- infelicitous ,
- insensate ,
- ironical ,
- irrational ,
- jangle ,
- jar ,
- laughingstock ,
- leonine verse ,
- low ,
- ludicrous ,
- macaronic ,
- macaronic verse ,
- macaronics ,
- meaningless ,
- melody ,
- mongrel ,
- monstrosity ,
- nonsense verse ,
- nonsensical ,
- offensive ,
- outlandish ,
- pathetic ,
- poetry ,
- pointless ,
- preposterous ,
- purposeless ,
- rattle ,
- ridicule ,
- ring ,
- risible ,
- rude ,
- runes ,
- satiric ,
- satirical ,
- senseless ,
- seriocomic ,
- song ,
- sorrowful ,
- sorry ,
- strange ,
- tasteless ,
- tragicomic ,
- tramontane ,
- tune ,
- uncouth ,
- uncultivated ,
- undignified ,
- unfeeling ,
- ungraceful ,
- unimportant ,
- unmeaning ,
- unpolished ,
- unrefined ,
- unseemly ,
- useless ,
- vacuous ,
- vile ,
- vulgar ,
- wrangle .
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How to use "Doggerel" in context?
If you have never heard the term "doggerel," it is probably time you did. Doggerel is an old form of poetry that typically consists of short, rhyming lines. It was popular in the 1700s and 1800s, and is still used today. Doggerel can be used for a variety of purposes, including comedic jingles and nursery rhymes.
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