lucubrate

lucubrate
[LOO-kyoo-breyt]

-verb
Definition: To work, write, or study laboriously, especially at night.

-verb
Definition: To write learnedly.

Quotes:
1. He gives me to understand that you chew various cuds of reflection; that you lucubrate ominously day and night. — Skeeters Kir: a novel, Edgar Lee Masters

2. Nature designed that I should lucubrate for the high-heeled sock; managers have resolved that I shall scribble for the low-heeled buskin. — Tragic Case of a Common Writer, Charles Dickens

Published by Erin Rose Belair

I write because maybe you have felt this way as well. Because​ none of us truly love or ache alone.

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