Wordmonger 

A writer that uses his words carless or without meaning petty writer

This books writter was a wordmonger he has no idea of what he was trying to write.

Wordmonger by Nikki85 July 25, 2016

wordboner 

A single word, sentence, expression or any other piece of text expressed in a graphical way as an illustration/digital art; a typography with a deeper meaning. It usually contains political, religious or philosophical themes; can be provocative and often cuss words and profanities are used. The term originated in the early 2009 as a part of wordboner.com.
Also used as 'wordbonerism', especially when referring to text containing more than one word.

This wordboner is a great piece of typographical art.

That wordbonerism is the story of my life.

wordboner by Kathyn Katie April 17, 2009

anti-warmonger 

A person who is as rabidly anti-war as you can get without venturing into violence.

Depending on the crowd, she sometimes referred to herself as a pacifist and at other times, she preferred the more in-your-face and dangerous sounding term, anti-warmonger.

anti-warmonger by Dr Bunnygirl November 11, 2019

warmonger 

Synonym for "George W. Bush".

warmonger by Ninja Jet (jet0r) August 3, 2003

whoremonger

One who habitually patronizes prostitutes.

Joe is such a whoremonger.

whoremonger by Rony February 6, 2003

warmonger 

A person promoting something undesirable or discreditable, in this case, war.

George W. Bush

warmonger by Chris March 23, 2003

warmonger 

Someone who engages in war or warlike acts for personal reasons such as: personal fueds, dislike for people of different sexual orientation, re-election, sexual pleasure, or to compensate for a lack of manhood.

See also: bush

"As a tyrannical Warmonger, Bush's new campaign slogan should be 'Have nukes, Will travel.'"

warmonger by Cunjo July 22, 2004