A reference to Theodor Seuss Geisel, the renowned American children's author and illustrator known for whimsical verse and inventive spelling. Used as a proper noun to denote his works, pseudonym, and brand, often in discussions of children’s literature. The name is typically pronounced with two distinct parts: “Dr.” as a title and “Seuss” as the surname, spoken together as a recognized literary name.
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