Vocabulyrical
Vocabulyrical by MC Prose July 5, 2014
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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.
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.
vocabularical bitch slap by novalush December 18, 2009
Vocabularically
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John is vocabularically inclined.
Vocabularically Inclined by Aiviu5 June 4, 2015
vocabularial
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