A person who uses descriptive (often scientific) words without having knowledge/understanding about the aspects of said word.
Typically these
people augment their ego, by appearing to be knowledgeable in the field of said words.
Most commonly these
people use eloquent language, and have more knowledge of words/language than of any specialised science/art.
Example:
Hathen: This field of science makes string theory seem easy.
Hathen knows close to nothing about string theory, other than the word itself.
Commonly, these
people have a little, tip of the iceberg level, knowledge of what they said.
This is a sub part of Wordicians. (
people who use descriptive words/language to establish superiority)
Hathen: This game'
s complexity makes string theory seem easy.
Hathen does not know anything about string theory, other than the word itself.
Colham:
Chemistry is
pretty easy in our syllabus, I find difficulty in linguistics. We do valance shells.
Colham has no comprehensive knowledge of Chemistry in his syllabus, barely knows what valancy is.
Nikara: Every biological cell in the cortex of my brain is telling me not to do that.
Nikara does not know anything about cells, does not know what a cortex is, only knows those
words themselves.
Hathen, Colham and Nikara are wordtists.
