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Vocabularious 

Adjective.

1. Having an impressively thorough vocabulary or knowledge of a language, but feeling the need to illustrate that to all persons with which one comes into contact.
2. Showing sesquipedalianism.
Person 1: "How was your date last night?"
Person 2: "Good, though he was a bit vocabularious."

Person 1: "I find gregarious pedantism unnecessary in the utilization of Socartic didacticism."
Person 2: "I find your vocabularious way of speaking irritating."
Vocabularious by Dan041984 February 10, 2010
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vocabularious 

i have a vocabularious vocabulary
vocabularious by noswords October 15, 2023

Vocabularious Obliteration 

1. A big word that basically means roasting or insulitng
"Damn that was some fucking nuts Vocabularious Obliteration"

"Bruh I just Vocabulariously Obliterated that guy over Xbox"

vocabularium 

Airdoplane = an airplane you can hear, but not see.
vocabularium by Toastslilsis May 31, 2005

Vocabulicious 

A word meaning too much for one individual to comprehend. Usually, the individual pertaining to this word, will probably never know what the meaning is.
bro: yo, i wrote some mainstream lyrics brah. check it out, "i got aids and spread it like the bubonic"

me: that's legit bro, however it might be too vocabulicious..
Vocabulicious by Ensense May 9, 2011

vocabulicious 

a way of describing one who, due to their vast lexicon, titilates the senses with their choice of vocabulary
After conversing with Kiran, Tara noticed that he was very vocabulicious, in that he used many difficult and intruiging words to express his views overtly.
vocabulicious by Tara Zierler January 7, 2008

Vocabularyiously 

(adv) vo-cab-u-laree-us-lee

To write in a way that is similar to writing vocabulary in a hilarious manner.
She was vocabularyiously doing her homework
Vocabularyiously by allusionariatisim September 24, 2009
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