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    In which Dr. Seuss book does the word 'nerd' first appear?

    Question #5706. Asked by Katherine. (Sep 05 00 7:25 PM)


    McGruff

    The word 'nerd' dates to 1950 when it first appeared in Dr. Seuss' book 'If I Ran the Zoo.'

    "I'll sail to Katroo and bring back an it-kutch, a preep, and a proo.
    A nerkle, a nerd, and a seersucker, too!"
    http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/entertainment/7627567.htm

    Sep 06 00, 6:42 PM


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