1. Jabberwock: A fearsome creature with sharp teeth, claws, and eyes that burn like fire.
2. Borogoves: Strange creatures that live in the same land as the Jabberwock. They make sounds like bubbling through a pipe.
3. Mimsy: A term of endearment or admiration, similar to "lovely" or "sweet."
4. Frabjous: A combination of "fabulous" and "joyous," conveying something extremely delightful.
5. Ulgrothes: Large and slow creatures with an unclear purpose or importance in the poem's world.
6. Manxome: A blend of "manly" and "buxom," describing someone strong, hearty, or robust.
7. Snicker-Snack: A vivid onomatopoeia suggesting the sound of a quick and decisive action, particularly a sharp cut or stab.
8. Tulgey Wood: A mysterious forest where unusual and strange things occur.
These words create a sense of whimsy, nonsense, and surrealism, adding to the poem's playful and fantastical nature.