Plural or variant form of amphigouri; multiple instances of French-style meaningless verses.
From French 'amphigouri,' plural form indicating multiple examples of this type of literature. The Latin plural '-is' ending was sometimes used instead of the more common English '-ies'.
These terms show how the same literary concept had different names across languages—French speakers would say 'amphigouri' while English speakers said 'amphigory,' but they meant the exact same thing.
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