meaning of ere, woof, refrain
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ere means ere
woof-- sound used to describe the dog's barking
refrain means stop doing any activity
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From rain on the roof
I believe
Explanation:
ERE is the old poetic word for before
WOOF is used for weft here in the poem means thread woven across the loom
REFRAIN is a repeated part of a song or a poem here in the poem it refers to the sound of the rain
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