vocabulism 

n. The process of making up words from parts of other words.

Sarah Palin's creation of the word "refudiate" shows that her while her skill in vocabulism is adept, her attempt at tweeting in actual English is lacking.

vocabulism by GiraffeBoy March 13, 2011

vocabulator

When you adopt someone's vocabulary from hangin with em for a while.

When she talks her vocabulator is so obvious, it gives away who she hangs with and stuff. She's been vocabulating hard on that dude.

vocabulator by Bootybarn January 3, 2013

Vocalist 

The voice in a band. As long as they are still providing vocals for a band it doesnt matter how well they are or how bad they suck they are still considered as such, as long as they haven't been kicked out. Vocalists tend to steal the spotlight from other important members of the band such as the drummer or bassist. Most people usually pay more attention to the vocalist and guitar and disreguard the drummer and bassist even though without them, that band you love so much would sound like shit.

dude 1: Goddamn this guy cant sing/scream for shit!
dude 2: Can you believe he's considered a vocalist?
dude 2: ... Least the drums and bass are good!

Vocalist by background music August 25, 2010

vocabulator

A word calculator.

I used my vocabulator on all my english tests

vocabulator by Ryan Stoker June 2, 2003

Vocalist 

1. A Singer
2. The person who is on the receiving end of tortures employed by vocal coaches. Often, singers are required to sing laying on their backs while being jabbed in the diaphragm with large pieces of metal or are punched ruthlessly in the gut when a forceful tone is desired.
3. Sopranos think they are the greatest gift to mankind...little do they know, the alto part is really where it's at.

i.e. Hey, Let's find a vocalist to torture, but please...not a soprano, they are so bitchy.

Vocalist by TheVocalCoach October 26, 2010

vocabulator

n. The part of the human brain responsible for storage and, more importantly, retrieval of all the words learned over the course of a lifetime.

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Vocabulator failures, in which the correct or perfect word ( le mot juste ou parfait), which may have spent years collecting dust in the less-travelled regions of a surgeon's mind, is badly routed and ends up dangling uselessly at the tip of his tongue, can be both annihilatory and devastative.

vocabulator by gnostic3 November 24, 2022

Incarceration Vocabulation

Style of speech one learns while being incarcerated.

Friend1 : Did you hear Marcus tryin to use all those big words when he talks now? He never used to talk like that. It might not be so bad if he knew how to use them correctly.

Friend2: Yeah, that started when he got out of prison/jail. I call it his incarceration vocabulation!

Incarceration Vocabulation by Tushie0310 February 3, 2010