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mock Latin

mock Latin proper noun: a language that imitates Latin by creating words or phrases that resemble Latin but have fabricated meanings, and is used for humor, satire, or parody.

Proper noun

mock Latin

  1. A language that imitates Latin by creating words or phrases that resemble Latin but have fabricated meanings, and is used for humor, satire, or parody.

Questions about mock Latin

What does mock Latin mean?
Mock Latin means a language that imitates Latin by creating words or phrases that resemble Latin but have fabricated meanings, and is used for humor, satire, or parody.
What part of speech is mock Latin?
Mock Latin is a proper noun.

Words near mock Latin in the dictionary

  1. mock examinations
  2. mock exams
  3. mock fish
  4. mock gold
  5. mock heather
  6. mock Latin
  7. mock lead
  8. mock meat
  9. mock meats
  10. mock mesquite
  11. mock moon

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