Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Lorgnon

👉 Lorgnons are a type of language that uses a combination of short and long vowels, with no consonant. They are often used in musical notation or as a way to represent complex sounds. In musical notation, lorgnons can be represented using symbols like "l" (for low), "r" (for rising), "g" (for high), and so on. These symbols are used to indicate the pitch of each note and help to create a sense of melody and

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👉 Lorgnon is a term used in the context of computer science and software engineering. It refers to a type of object-oriented programming language that was developed by the University of Pennsylvania and Google, but has since been discontinued. Lorgnon's syntax is similar to Java, but it uses a different class hierarchy and includes additional features such as polymorphism and inheritance. The name "lorgnon" comes from the combination of "Lorgon," which is an ancient Greek term for "dawn

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