This longest unchallenged nontechnical word
That not many directories know or have heard
Often times it's used in a humorous way
It's pronunciation is quite hard to say
Its numbers of letters, I count 29
The meaning of it I aim to define
The action or habit of something as worthless
A word it seems that serves not much purpose
An interpretation of this means "for nothing"
Found in the Eton Grammar textbook in Latin
Used by an English poet in work of his own
In 1741 by William Shenstone
Not used much today, wonder why this is true?
This sesquipedalian has not much value!
Jul 10, 2020
Jul 10, 2020 at 7:04 AM UTC
This longest unchallenged nontechnical word
That not many directories know or have heard
Often times it's used in a humorous way
It's pronunciation is quite hard to say
Its numbers of letters, I count 29
The meaning of it I aim to define
The action or habit of something as worthless
A word it seems that serves not much purpose
An interpretation of this means "for nothing"
Found in the Eton Grammar textbook in Latin
Used by an English poet in work of his own
In 1741 by William Shenstone
Not used much today, wonder why this is true?
This sesquipedalian has not much value!