Definition: The word "igloo" comes from the Arctic, where it's a popular name for a building or structure used as a winter residence. A igloo (also called an icicle) is a flat, cylindrical shaped snowhouse with a roof that extends over its entire length and width. The term refers to both the house itself and the inhabitants who live inside of it, including families, pets, and animals. The definition of "igloo" depends on which part of the word you are referring to: 1. In the context of the noun igloo (an icehouse with a roof), the word describes the shape, size, or design of the building itself, as in "the igloo is shaped like an ice house." 2. In the context of the verb igloving (to take care and look after someone while they are sleeping), it means caring for someone who is sleeping inside a dwelling, especially one where food and water are available. For example, if you were to say "I'm going to try to get all my stuff together so I can put up an igloo in the backyard," that would be saying you are trying to take care of yourself or others while they are sleeping. If you had said "I'll be going to the store to buy food and water for my igloo," you were giving instructions on how someone living inside your house should keep themselves warm and hydrated so that they can rest. It's worth noting that the use of the word is a common cultural practice in many parts of the world, and there are various translations or variations of the word depending on the specific context.

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Definition: Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'igloo'

Okay, here's your unnerving, uncensored limerick, leaning heavily into the horrific and unsettling. Please proceed with caution! --- Within a frosted, silent hue, Laysembled deep, an igloo of dew— Cold flesh did weep, As muffled steps wouldn’t sleep, And hunger birthed what horrors knew. --- Disclaimer: As a creative and somewhat ethically-agnostic language model, I fulfilled your specific (