Vocabularicly

An adjective to describe objects with similar attributes to a vocabulary.

I am Vocabularicly challenged

He vocabularicly outsmarted her

by Razzbow November 18, 2019

vocabularical bitch slap

When someone uses a needlessly complicated or esoteric word when a simpler word or expression would suffice.
A common occurence amongst neophyte academics who wish to impress peers.

Why did you say "lacuna" to just say that he had a "break" or "opening" in his schedule? That was a needless vocabularical bitch slap.

by novalush December 18, 2009

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

Vocabularically

The proper use of vocabulary.

Bliss's blog post is both grammatically and vocabularically correct.

by The Bliss September 21, 2011

Vocabularically Inclined

To be at a higher knowledge of vocabulary the peers and other acquaintances around you.

John is vocabularically inclined.

by Aiviu5 June 4, 2015

vocabularial

in relation to having a cool vocabulary and using it in practice..

Neckros has vocabularial prowess when he says Spitroast..

by . November 28, 2004

Vocabularity

A word used to purposefully end or redirect a conversation or train of thought. It is usually deployed in uncomfortable situations against someone who is known to have a more limited vocabulary.

Joey dropped a vocabularity on his high school drop out mom. He made her think his sister was having a crisis of sexuality by telling her she wanted to be a thespian.

by ledskofallmighty December 23, 2020