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A Logoism is a word artificially crafted to sound like the image, concept or idea it is meant to evoke. It is a word with no precise meaning.
Viscerality is logoism. Viscerality appears to be a real word with a precise meaning. It is a word created to serve as a web site and company title/name. It has no precise meaning. However, it evokes the image of an ephemeral, virtual version of something meaningful by sounding a bit like the phrases "virtual reality" and "visceral reality." Though, it is neither.
logoism by Viscerality Mike December 5, 2009
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The religion which believes our meaning, our reason comes from the "logos" or "our words". It began with the theophany of this otherworldly Bowie-like figure who inbrought a love for words to the logophiles around the world who have now begun their logolatrous proselytising to inbring linguaphila to the masses.
The revival of Logoism began with the fourth coming of this otherworldly Bowie-like figure.
Logoism by WearYourDictionary October 16, 2020
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A religion in which the belief is that all Lego is sacred and special to mankind.
"I follow Christianity", "Well I follow Legoism."
Legoism by qwertylass October 23, 2012
1. a belief a business/ service/ product that has a good logo is superior to those similar businesses that don't

2. intolerance of bad logos
I suggested to Samantha that we try that new deli place , but she said, no because their logo sucked. She's such a logoist
Logoist by Alex Purnell June 19, 2010
one who follows the teachings of the words; a word worshipper
Endius - Is Brevlov the guy who worships his dictionaries?

Lio - Nah, That's Murdoch -- he's a logoist loon who started a company called "Wear Your Dictionary" so he could wear his dictionary entries -- like some real Silence of The Lambs shit.
Logoist by MMMTisMuroro October 16, 2020
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