Thesauresize

the·sau·ru·size

Verb
To compose a dissertation, including a vast amount of extravagant wording to give the work the illusion of high intelligence.

This definition is a theasauresization.

I'm surprised I only recieved an A- on my paper, considering I thesauresized the whole thing.

by Brandon TM January 6, 2008

Thesaurisize

To make a simple word more complex or otherwise sound smarter.

Person 1: The apple tastes good.

Person 2: Mann, you need to thesaurisize that bitch!

by BabyPuncher5000 January 18, 2011

Thesaurusized

A) To use way too many words when just a few will do, thus, meekly, trying to project an image of experience and knowledge where such does not exists, or has been mis-integrated by the user, causing a belief it is quantity which rules, not the quality and directness of the prose or verbal discription, thus generating the stench of verbal or written diarrhea to permeate the area or writing.

When asked to write a one paragraph discription of his favorite class, the student thesaurusized it into a six page tome. The Admission Reader was not pleased.

by Joop February 19, 2006

thesauritize

Verb: Meaning to elaborate on, or try to out-do your own or others' use of the english language.

" I fell, nay, PLUMMETED down the stairs last night."

or:

person one: "I really do have a problem."
person two: Yes thats quite the quandry. Conundrum even."
person one: "Did you just thesauritize me?"

by Rachel Hager January 9, 2008

Thesaurafied

When ones mental capacity is so small, that they have to use Thesaurus.com to come up with synonyms for words to make them sound more sophisticated. This usually happens when writing essays or papers.

Mrs. Teacher: Johny, you always get straight D's but this essay that you wrote last night was brilliant

Johny: Yeah, thats because I thesaurafied it.

by koomi2 October 4, 2011