👉 A "fusteric" is a type of rhetorical device used in Shakespearean plays and other literary works to create a dramatic effect by using contrived or nonsensical language. It often involves using words that sound like absurdity, irony, or even nonsense to enhance the impact of their intended message. The term was coined by J.R.R. Tolkien in his novel "The Fellowship of the Ring" to describe the fantastical elements and plot twists within the story.
