Definition: The term "Dr. Seuss" has been used by Dr. Seuss as a nickname since the 1970s. In the United States, it was initially used to refer to the fictional character Dr. Seuss by writer and illustrator Dr. Seuss himself in his book "Green Eggs and Ham." It has since become more widely used to describe any reference to Dr. Seuss or anything related to him. The term can also be used as a catchphrase, particularly when referring to someone who is associated with the work of Dr. Seuss, such as a teacher, author, actor, comedian, or public figure. For example, "Dr. Seuss' books were like magic" by an author named Dr. Seuss. In general, it refers to any person associated with or created by Dr. Seuss, whether they are authors, illustrators, actors, comedians, or anyone else who is influenced by his work.
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