Definition of "lucubrated" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of lucubrate. (verb)

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• "Well-a-day, that we should find such passions of envy and jealousy in bosom of a distinguished poet, whose lucubrated productions may (for all that is known to the present writer) be no great shakes after all, and mere food for powder!"
• "And such like questions, worthy of being lucubrated upon by great minds only."
• ""Every university should," he lucubrated, "wherever their fee level is, but specifically for a fee level above £6,000, recruit on the basis of no more people coming from the private sector than there are in the public as a whole.""