by Sergej412 October 22, 2022
by Centuries October 24, 2019
by Trimm October 21, 2003
Adjective.
1. Having an impressively thorough vocabulary or knowledge of a language, but feeling the need to illustrate that to all persons with which one comes into contact.
2. Showing sesquipedalianism.
1. Having an impressively thorough vocabulary or knowledge of a language, but feeling the need to illustrate that to all persons with which one comes into contact.
2. Showing sesquipedalianism.
Person 1: "How was your date last night?"
Person 2: "Good, though he was a bit vocabularious."
Person 1: "I find gregarious pedantism unnecessary in the utilization of Socartic didacticism."
Person 2: "I find your vocabularious way of speaking irritating."
Person 2: "Good, though he was a bit vocabularious."
Person 1: "I find gregarious pedantism unnecessary in the utilization of Socartic didacticism."
Person 2: "I find your vocabularious way of speaking irritating."
by Dan041984 February 10, 2010
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