neologician
Someone who is incredibly skilled at making up new words (often adding them to the urban dictionary).
neologician by l2k10 January 3, 2010
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Neologian
(noun)
A neologian is a person who coins, creates, or crafts new words.
A neologian is a creator of neologisms (i.e. new words).
When existing words are insufficient to the task of adequately expressing an idea or require clumsy combinations of words, a neologian will craft a new or replacement word, most often by relying on verbal elements in pre-existing words or word-fragments, whether written or aural elements.
A neologian is a person who coins, creates, or crafts new words.
A neologian is a creator of neologisms (i.e. new words).
When existing words are insufficient to the task of adequately expressing an idea or require clumsy combinations of words, a neologian will craft a new or replacement word, most often by relying on verbal elements in pre-existing words or word-fragments, whether written or aural elements.
Tertullian was a neologian of the early Latin-speaking Christian church who coined many new words, including the very influential "trinitas" (transliterated into English as "Trinity").
Urban Dictionary is a vast resource of neologisms (new words) produced by countless neologians.
Stephen Colbert is a contemporary and renown neologian, famous for his many neologisms, for example, "truthiness."
Neologian-PJG is the neologian responsible for the neologism "neologian" as an entry in Urban Dictionary.
Urban Dictionary is a vast resource of neologisms (new words) produced by countless neologians.
Stephen Colbert is a contemporary and renown neologian, famous for his many neologisms, for example, "truthiness."
Neologian-PJG is the neologian responsible for the neologism "neologian" as an entry in Urban Dictionary.
Neologian by Neologian-PJG November 29, 2011
Neologicalism
The belief that formal logical systems are the fundamental substrate of reality, and that logical consistency is the primary criterion for truth. If something is logically coherent, it is considered real or valid, even in defiance of empirical evidence. It’s logic as ontology.
Neologicalism Example: A person arguing that because the concept of a “perfect being” is logically coherent (in their view), such a being must therefore exist. They prioritize the airtight nature of their syllogism over the lack of any observable evidence, making logic the creator of facts.
Neologicalism by Abzugal February 8, 2026