borogoves
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brillig
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slithy
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toves
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gyre
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gimble
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wabe
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mimsy
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mome
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raths
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outgrabe
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jabberwock
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jubjub
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frumious
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vorpal
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manxome
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tumtum
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uffish
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whiffling
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tulgey
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burbled
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galumphing
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hast
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thou
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slain
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beamish
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frabjous
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callooh
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callay
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Gibberish in many languages--excellent! Thanks, sionnach.
For a variety of translations, including Choctaw, Klingon, Latin, and Esperanto, try this site:
foreign slithy toves
Oh, and by the way--you missed a spot. ;-)
Apparently I *am* compulsive. Thanks for pointing that out. Again.
Happened to notice there's still one more borogrove to change: last stanza...if you're compulsive. :o)
Whoops. Well, I guess that happens when you're typing from memory... from twenty-five years ago...
Whoops! Borogoves, not borogroves!
Good ones to memorize, nobody!
Hehe. I have this poem memorized. Same with "The Bells" and "Dover Beach".
Yay! At last, Jabberwocky in full! I find new ways to be delighted every time I read this poem. :-)