1. Poorly written or trivial verse; poetry that is irregular in meter and often humorous or crude.
Usage: Often used to describe amateurish or intentionally silly poetry.

1. Of, relating to, or resembling doggerel; poorly composed or trivial in quality.
Usage: Descriptive use; often pejorative.

Examples

• The greeting card was filled with doggerel that made everyone laugh.
• He wrote doggerel verses about his cat for entertainment.
• The competition judges dismissed the entry as mere doggerel.
• Her doggerel rhymes were intentionally silly and fun.
• The old nursery rhyme was charming doggerel from the 19th century.
• He composed doggerel couplets to amuse his friends at the party.