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linguist 

Someone sick to death of hearing all of the following:

So, how many languages do you speak?

You should work for the UN. They speak languages.

You mean so you can, like, invent new languages? There's a lot of money in that, you know.

I like reading the dictionary.

So, are you a cunning linguist?

Chomsky. (knowing nod)

Oh, so you know where words come from.

Wanna come work for the CIA with us?
That linguist is fucking hot.
linguist by linguisticious September 29, 2006
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Linguist 

A person who specializes in Human speech, languages, pronunciation, and related aspects of language. They have extensive knowledge of the structure, terms, and modification of a language, or languages. They can reside in a variety of careers, and linguistics as a skill can be implemented within a plethora of professions.
I requested help from a well-known linguist, and they assisted me with documents and so forth.
Linguist by jjthesteve December 13, 2018

linguist 

Can have religious connotations. In Genesis, God destroys a the Tower of Babel which man is building in order to reach the heavens. He also scatters man across the world and gives them different languages so that people cannot communicate with one another.
Describing someone as a 'linguist' suggests he is one who can unite mankind once more, and free him from oppression. Potentially, he does this through his poetic skill rather than through speaking all the world's languages.
Of course, it's used a bit more lightly than all that...
That rapper is a linguist.
linguist by SpookyTheGhost January 13, 2007

cunning linguist 

A clever play on words to use in place of the word wordcunnilingus/word. The first play on words being of the similar sound, one who thinks a bit more about it will realize a "cunning linguist" would be someone who is skilled at speaking, implying the mouth, thus, someone skilled with their mouth.
Hey Suzie, my friends say I am quite the cunning linguist
cunning linguist by Good4u April 28, 2003

cunning linguist 

The term "cunning linguist" is a clever play on the word cunnilingus. It is clever for 3 reasons:

1) "Cunning linguist" simply sounds astonishingly similar to cunnilingus.

2) Whoever discovered the phrase "cunning linguist" certainly was one.

3) A "cunning linguist" would have a dexterous mouth, aiding him or her in the act of cunnilingus.

This word play is a triple whammy!
The cunning linguist was adept at cunnilingus and inventing clever phrases.
cunning linguist by MC Mikey October 1, 2007

Cunning Linguist 

"I understand the language of love, I'm a cunning linguist".
Cunning Linguist by Hugh Ekeberg September 13, 2005

cunning linguist 

cunning linguist (n). one who's quick with the tongue.
Women love nothing more than a good cunning linguist
cunning linguist by C February 24, 2004
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I found your stash of blue movies under your bed.
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Usage:
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