lexicolon 

The vocabulary of a person, language, or branch of knowledge. The lexicon constists entirely of words which serve to give the impression that the author has verbal diarrhea.

Geroge has an impressive lexicolon, it makes me quite nauseous.

lexicolon by avengerpenguin May 15, 2005

Lexicon

1) A collection of vernacular or terms related to a specific industry or group.
2) Some smartass' book of big words.

1) In the Chemistry Lexicon, diffusion is the process by which molecules spread out over time for an even dispersal.
2) In the Carnie's Lexion, selling stupid shit to dumbass fair-goers is called making money.

Lexicon by Simerly January 29, 2004

lexiconnoisseur 

The word used to describe a person who makes up words, then tells everyone about said word.

Tycho from Penny Arcade is a lexiconnoisseur.

lexiconnoisseur by Towedwart July 10, 2005

lexicolonologists

n. People who are experts about terminology in a given area but quite anal about specifics of usage.

I think the etymological lexicolonologists would decry the verbal warming on the internet.

lexicolonologists by gnostic1 August 25, 2011

lexiconnoisseur 

describes the sort of person who would make up a word like that and then tell everyone about it.

Tycho Brahe (CW) is a lexiconnoisseur. He knows a long word that means squeezed to death by a snake. He also knows the French word for hat.

(CW)TB

lexiconnoisseur by Jodine Sparks July 12, 2005

Sharp’s Lexicon 

To argue in favour of an opinion in a ridiculous manor to the point where the opposition can’t even argue back because your argument was so retarded. This also includes use of logical loopholes.

David-“Thomas used Sharp’s Lexicon the other day when arguing if you could float on water covered in oil.”

Sam-“What a retard”

Sharp’s Lexicon by Akiren November 24, 2020

Lexicon

knower of all words. A person who is not to be challenged on the spelling, or more importantly, the pronunciation of any word for fear of relentless deprecation. These are the rules.

1. "Dan is a lexicon" 2. "O hey good to see you Lexicon"

Lexicon by Dr. Wooley April 4, 2009