Vocabularily

a word used when expressing "vocab"

"I want to be challenged vocabularily."

"He vocabularily outsmarted her."

"Vocabularily, that is incorrect."

"That is so plain" -Failed Vocabularily...where as...:"The solid white scarf that Marissa is wearing is indeed quite dull." -Passed Vocabularily

by ThirteenReasonsWhyBookTalker March 26, 2010

vocabuhater

one who mocks your use of words

random dude: dude! that was hella moving!

vocabuhater: moving? what are you, a grandma!

by retnuh222 February 20, 2013

Vocaticide

The deliberate and systematic extermination of people based on their job or vocation.

A: God I hate waiters so much, I think they're completely unnecessary. I want to commit vocaticide.
B: Who hurt you?

by Bobbert39 December 4, 2022

urban vocab drop

The use of any urban dictionary word in daily use where all parties understand the meaning.

Logan: If she tries to friend you don't even give her the inbox rot just decline it.

Jack: Nice urban vocab drop

by JL49525 April 26, 2009

4th gen It main vocalist

The vocalist of 4th gen kpop who can sing stable live, can pull off various styles, can hit those high notes without much difficulty and has a sweet and ethereal voice. It is a title created by MOA for Kang Taehyun a member of boy group TXT

“Hey! Do you know who the 4th Gen It main Vocalist of 4th gen K-pop is?”

“Its Kang Taehyun of TOMORROW X TOGETHER right?”

“Yeah! He has such a sweet and an ethereal voice. He also have an immense control on his vocals.”

by Life ain’t daijoubu August 1, 2020

Vocaling

The act of screaming obscenities out of a moving vehicle in order to observe the reactions of the person(s) vocaled.

While driving in a vehicle, screaming "cocksucker" or any other explicit material at pedestrians, other motorists, etc.

"Jesse and I went vocaling, and vocaled the shit out of two cops."

by Will, Vocaling February 17, 2006

vocabulation

Diction (word choice).

"Due to poor vocabulation, the teacher could not understand what the student was trying to say."

by G. Thomas July 26, 2006