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pedantic

Showing one's intelligence more than is necessary.
David Pearce could be pedantic if he so chose.
by Larstait November 15, 2003
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pedantic

someone who does things "by the book" to an extent that it overrides intuition
that's one bad teacher, she's so pedantic
by spliffsmoker August 7, 2011
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pedant

Maddy exemplifies one perfectly
by Timothy June 17, 2005
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Pedantical

The act of being pedantic.
Mark: You can't place two cards down in uno!
Toby: Stop being pedantical dude.
by fleshinragz September 21, 2022
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pedantic

A tendency toward involuntary discovery of evidence suggesting widespread ignorance and/or ineptitude, esp. with regard to linguistic communication.
There were days when Lisa's instinctive pedantry threatened to overwhelm her.
by Marquis Francois X. de Marzipan February 22, 2004
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pedanter

K got a lot of pedanter from pedants for subtle grammatical errors in her emails
by pastanoodle February 23, 2011
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comparably pedantic

When two assholes try to out-asshole each other in an Internet bitch fight.
"If your statement was never supposed to be read as anything more than a synonym for 'Russia is not good and not our friend' then sorry for being comparably pedantic, I guess.
by JormanThoad February 24, 2017
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