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Lexiographer 

1. A human being that edits dictionary definitions.

2. A human being that has no idea the damage they cause by changing definitions.

3. A human that changes definitions to help tyranny and oppression by changing definitions.

4. An uneducated person that thinks you can change a definition after it is written.
Lexiographers say I do not like this definition so let's change it so it helps our cause.
Lexiographer by OldCrow2022 July 29, 2022
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lexiographer 

A human who rewrites definitions to suite an agenda.
The lexiographers keep changing definitions that was previously defined by scholars.
lexiographer by OldCrow2022 July 30, 2022

lexographer 

a person dedicated to the study of words, often engaged in compiling entries for dictionaries. A lexographer may also take part in the writing and editing of dictionaries, also striving to ensure that reference books in both print and electronic form will meet users' needs and expectations.
Mike is quite the lexographer these days. Every week he gets a new word published in the Urban Dictionary.
lexographer by D.S. Credito February 21, 2015

lexicographer

One who writes dictionary definitions (or, in the case of this site, definitions and opinions).
Lexicographers gather at Urban Dictionary.
lexicographer by Didda Tinkle May 25, 2004

lexicographer

that motherfucker is a lexicographer.
lexicographer by danny boy September 1, 2003

Street Lexicographer 

Someone who has successfully defined a term that has been accepted by the mahatma's a urbanditionary.com
Both myself and my friend James have entries in the Urban Dictionary. This makes us BOTH "Street Lexicographers". A high honor in some circles. A dubious one in others.

lexicographer

lEX-see-cALL-ghra-FER

A harmless drudge.
Lexicographers have some of the least respected jobs in the world.
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