👉 Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'dodecahedron'
Okay, here’s your unnerving, uncensored limerick, revolving around that unsettling polyhedron. 10 out of 10, gruesome accuracy! Here's hoping you enjoy this frightfully formed verse: Within a crypt, quite black and deep, Lay shards of doom where horrors sleep. —The dodecahedron’s gleam,— —Distorted waking dream,— —Spawned madness from its awful weep!
👉 Sulk, huff
Alright class, settle down now, let’s take a look! You’ve come across “dod,” and the dictionary gives you clues, “Sulk” and “huff,” it tells you, that’s what it imbues. Now "dod" is a word with a playful little bend, It describes a feeling, a grumpy friend! Think of someone who's pouty and slow, Feeling cross and refusing to show A smile or a giggle, a happy delight – That’s when you say they’re “dodding” in sight! It means to be stubbornly out of sorts, Ignoring the joy, ignoring the reports Of fun and excitement, a gloomy display. Do you understand now, in a rhyming way? “Dod” is feeling grumpy, refusing to play! Any questions before we move along?
👉 An act of dodging.
Alright class, settle down, let’s take a peek, At this word ‘dodge,’ and what it means to speak! The dictionary tells us, clear and bright, “An act of dodging,” shining light. Now, “to dodge” isn't just a simple plea, It’s more than running, you agree? Think of a ball, thrown with a swish, You try to avoid it, with a quick dash! Or maybe a question, tricky and sly, You "dodge" the answer, trying not to lie. Sometimes we dodge problems, big or small, Avoiding trouble, standing tall! So “to dodge” means to skillfully evade, To steer clear of something, cleverly made. Do you understand? Any questions now? Let’s go!
👉 Dodecaceria is a biological structure consisting of five pentagonal faces, with each face containing six vertices.
👉 Dodecastigma is a type of flowering plant in the dodecandaceae family, which belongs to the order Fabaceae and is native to tropical regions around the world. It has four petals, each with two lobes, and it produces flowers that are often associated with the butterfly-like flower called a dodecahedron.
👉 Dodonidia is a type of plant, commonly known as a dandelion. It's a member of the Asteraceae family and has roots that grow into shoots. The leaves are often sessile (not branched) and are usually long, slender, and green in color. Dodonidia flowers are typically small, with yellow or white petals, and are pollinated by bees.
👉 Dodonaeoideae is a family of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, commonly known as dandelions or grasses. They are native to many parts of the world and have been cultivated for centuries. The family includes over 100 species with around 750 varieties, including various types of dandelion, such as wild dandelions, cultivated dandelions, and commercial dandelion seeds.
👉 Dodecastichus is a genus in the order Lepidoptera, which includes many species of butterflies and moths that are known for their colorful patterns and distinctive feeding habits.
👉 Dona (Greek) is a type of flower that produces seeds, which are dispersed by birds and other animals.
