To write or compose in the style of doggerel; to create poorly-written or irregular verse.
From 'doggerel' plus the suffix '-ize,' which turns nouns and adjectives into verbs meaning 'to make' or 'to treat as.' This formation pattern is common in English for creating verbs from other parts of speech.
The '-ize' suffix is incredibly productive in English, meaning we can attach it to almost any noun to create a verb—you could theoretically 'doggerelize' something by making it worse in the style of doggerel!
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