Definition of nonsense word in English:

nonsense word

noun

A word having no conventionally accepted meaning.
无意义的词
Example sentencesExamples
- Although nonsense words lose their novelty very quickly, when first presented they often provoke interest, curiosity, and even some amusement.
- However, she did not recognize any of the titles, because the titles were all nonsense words, a random combination of letters and numbers.
- The producers just hated having this nonsense word, ‘Phyro-Giants.’
- Surely if it was random, you'd just get a string of nonsense words or something?
- Hans, Dayal and Pravin of Magic Lantern started with Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky with all its nonsense words about a brave boy who slays a monster.
- The literal-minded Aphasia is a wall sculpture in which strings of tiny beads bearing individual letters have been arranged to form nonsense words.
- I always thought it was just a nonsense word the Hoodoo Gurus made up.
- They held a brief conversation, filled with more nonsense words.
- The speaker announced that she would pronounce a nonsense word, baba.
- To ensure that the kids didn't already know the new words, Horohov and Oetting replaced 16 of the words in the stories with nonsense words.
- He gingerly wiped away the spit with his bib and rolled over, mumbling a few nonsense words.
- Loren stifled a sigh of relief and bowed, murmuring nonsense words.
- Expressions of humor through silliness, nonsense words, or rhymes particularly enthrall preschoolers.
- That's a nonsense word; of course I haven't heard it.
- Gyre and gimble are nonsense words, made up by Lewis Carroll, and which do not have conventionalized meanings in the language.
- Her soothing voice flows over me in nonsense words I do not comprehend.
- No name tickled all our fancies, but we agreed that a nonsense word was the way to go.
- He spoke gently to the little kitty, soft nonsense words, and put it back down besides its mamma.
- Colleen looked disbelievingly at his back, then she looked at Elliot and Ellen, sputtering nonsense words and pointing at him.
- He had spent days at a time learning lists of nonsense words, testing himself to see precisely how many he could remember.

Definition of nonsense word in US English:

nonsense word

nounˈnɑnˌsɛns

A word having no conventionally accepted meaning.
无意义的词
Example sentencesExamples
- However, she did not recognize any of the titles, because the titles were all nonsense words, a random combination of letters and numbers.
- The literal-minded Aphasia is a wall sculpture in which strings of tiny beads bearing individual letters have been arranged to form nonsense words.
- Loren stifled a sigh of relief and bowed, murmuring nonsense words.
- They held a brief conversation, filled with more nonsense words.
- No name tickled all our fancies, but we agreed that a nonsense word was the way to go.
- Expressions of humor through silliness, nonsense words, or rhymes particularly enthrall preschoolers.
- The speaker announced that she would pronounce a nonsense word, baba.
- He had spent days at a time learning lists of nonsense words, testing himself to see precisely how many he could remember.
- He gingerly wiped away the spit with his bib and rolled over, mumbling a few nonsense words.
- Colleen looked disbelievingly at his back, then she looked at Elliot and Ellen, sputtering nonsense words and pointing at him.
- Although nonsense words lose their novelty very quickly, when first presented they often provoke interest, curiosity, and even some amusement.
- That's a nonsense word; of course I haven't heard it.
- I always thought it was just a nonsense word the Hoodoo Gurus made up.
- The producers just hated having this nonsense word, ‘Phyro-Giants.’
- Surely if it was random, you'd just get a string of nonsense words or something?
- To ensure that the kids didn't already know the new words, Horohov and Oetting replaced 16 of the words in the stories with nonsense words.
- Gyre and gimble are nonsense words, made up by Lewis Carroll, and which do not have conventionalized meanings in the language.
- He spoke gently to the little kitty, soft nonsense words, and put it back down besides its mamma.
- Hans, Dayal and Pravin of Magic Lantern started with Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky with all its nonsense words about a brave boy who slays a monster.
- Her soothing voice flows over me in nonsense words I do not comprehend.

词汇	nonsense word
释义	Definition of nonsense word in English: nonsense word noun A word having no conventionally accepted meaning. 无意义的词 Example sentencesExamples Although nonsense words lose their novelty very quickly, when first presented they often provoke interest, curiosity, and even some amusement. However, she did not recognize any of the titles, because the titles were all nonsense words, a random combination of letters and numbers. The producers just hated having this nonsense word, ‘Phyro-Giants.’ Surely if it was random, you'd just get a string of nonsense words or something? Hans, Dayal and Pravin of Magic Lantern started with Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky with all its nonsense words about a brave boy who slays a monster. The literal-minded Aphasia is a wall sculpture in which strings of tiny beads bearing individual letters have been arranged to form nonsense words. I always thought it was just a nonsense word the Hoodoo Gurus made up. They held a brief conversation, filled with more nonsense words. The speaker announced that she would pronounce a nonsense word, baba. To ensure that the kids didn't already know the new words, Horohov and Oetting replaced 16 of the words in the stories with nonsense words. He gingerly wiped away the spit with his bib and rolled over, mumbling a few nonsense words. Loren stifled a sigh of relief and bowed, murmuring nonsense words. Expressions of humor through silliness, nonsense words, or rhymes particularly enthrall preschoolers. That's a nonsense word; of course I haven't heard it. Gyre and gimble are nonsense words, made up by Lewis Carroll, and which do not have conventionalized meanings in the language. Her soothing voice flows over me in nonsense words I do not comprehend. No name tickled all our fancies, but we agreed that a nonsense word was the way to go. He spoke gently to the little kitty, soft nonsense words, and put it back down besides its mamma. Colleen looked disbelievingly at his back, then she looked at Elliot and Ellen, sputtering nonsense words and pointing at him. He had spent days at a time learning lists of nonsense words, testing himself to see precisely how many he could remember. Definition of nonsense word in US English: nonsense word nounˈnɑnˌsɛns A word having no conventionally accepted meaning. 无意义的词 Example sentencesExamples However, she did not recognize any of the titles, because the titles were all nonsense words, a random combination of letters and numbers. The literal-minded Aphasia is a wall sculpture in which strings of tiny beads bearing individual letters have been arranged to form nonsense words. Loren stifled a sigh of relief and bowed, murmuring nonsense words. They held a brief conversation, filled with more nonsense words. No name tickled all our fancies, but we agreed that a nonsense word was the way to go. Expressions of humor through silliness, nonsense words, or rhymes particularly enthrall preschoolers. The speaker announced that she would pronounce a nonsense word, baba. He had spent days at a time learning lists of nonsense words, testing himself to see precisely how many he could remember. He gingerly wiped away the spit with his bib and rolled over, mumbling a few nonsense words. Colleen looked disbelievingly at his back, then she looked at Elliot and Ellen, sputtering nonsense words and pointing at him. Although nonsense words lose their novelty very quickly, when first presented they often provoke interest, curiosity, and even some amusement. That's a nonsense word; of course I haven't heard it. I always thought it was just a nonsense word the Hoodoo Gurus made up. The producers just hated having this nonsense word, ‘Phyro-Giants.’ Surely if it was random, you'd just get a string of nonsense words or something? To ensure that the kids didn't already know the new words, Horohov and Oetting replaced 16 of the words in the stories with nonsense words. Gyre and gimble are nonsense words, made up by Lewis Carroll, and which do not have conventionalized meanings in the language. He spoke gently to the little kitty, soft nonsense words, and put it back down besides its mamma. Hans, Dayal and Pravin of Magic Lantern started with Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky with all its nonsense words about a brave boy who slays a monster. Her soothing voice flows over me in nonsense words I do not comprehend.
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