"Limerick" means -

• "Limerick" means - A short humorous poem of five lines with a fixed rhyme scheme.
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​• Limerick:
​- A funny short poem.
​- মূলত এটি হচ্ছে পাঁচ লাইনের মজার ছড়া।
​- A popular form of short, funny verse that is often nonsensical and rude. Rhyming like aabba.
​- The first collections of limericks in English date from about 1820.
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​• Example of Limerick:
​- 'There was an Old Man who supposed
​That the street door was partially closed.
​But some very large rats
​Ate his coats and his hats,
​While that futile Old Gentleman dozed.'
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​Source: Source: An ABC of English Literature by Dr M Mofizar Rahman and Britannica.