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ligacious 

serpentine, one who is especially cunning or shrewd, especially in conversation. One who has a way with words that can confuse you into agreeing to do something stupid.
Man, Bob sure is ligacious. We started off talking about birth control, and by the end of the conversation he had convinced me to have sex with him.
ligacious by strasse July 13, 2010
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lingocide 

Destruction of Standard American English with bastardized silly made up words. Fo'shizzy. Should be punishable by Sister Mary Catherine using a ruler on your knuckles and at least some time incarcerated.
Heaving moobs and a sweaty lip, Jason glanced about slit-eyed, hunched down and committed the lingocide, furtively, deliberately.
lingocide by johnnycooks December 6, 2009

logocide 

To kill a word, by misuse, overuse, or, like, just, like, whatever.
I always liked the word 'like'. It indicated positive feelings about someone or something, signified similarity. But when the formerly articulate Jon Stewart, in the first episode of his new show, said "And I'm like, what?" in a stream of verbiage strewn with meaningless 'likes', it was a sign that 'like' had suffered the final act of logocide, as if the dying word, zombified, had finally infected every last logocidal person, regardless of age, education, you know, and I'm like, damn.
logocide by Monkey's Dad October 6, 2021
'Hey, that kid in the corner playing with sticks and talking to himself is such a ligori'
ligori by donatlifeishere January 15, 2014
Ligonier, a small little historic town where the people who live in it are delusional yuppies or redneck closet alcoholics who think they are better than everyone else.
"Hey, let's visit Ligonier and play drunken yuppie and redneck"
ligonier by Trolol4455 July 8, 2018

Litocious 

An uncommon way to say something is very fun or great similar to the word “lit” but it adds extra pizazz and your friends will think it’s funny.
Boy: Yo dude that party was litocious!
Friend: Dude I know I can’t believe they did all of that.
Litocious by Lukis Wallis December 28, 2020