polygloat 

Noun. A person who shows off their linguistic ability by reeling off a string of phrases in various languages.

I wish she would shut up with the french and german. She's a real polygloat

polygloat by RickC December 14, 2008

Polyglot 

Knowing or using many languages.

Jonathan is a polyglot, speaking French, English, Spanish, and German.

Polyglot by Jonathan M. December 8, 2007

Political Polyglotism 

the ability to speak many political languages

Дана: "Yo! Taylor's political polyglotism is really impressive she can speak conservatism's civility versus barbarism, progressivism's oppressor versus oppressed, and libertarianism's freedom versus coercion."
설현: "Damn I have enough trouble speaking progressivism's oppressor versus oppressed -- I'm surprised she can all those languages of politics. She must be really well read."

Political Polyglotism by MoribundInstitute November 10, 2020

polyglot 

One who speaks multiple languages, often (correctly) assumed to be good with his/her tongue.

Person 1: Her over there? She's a total polyglot. I hear she knows how to properly pronounce ausschließlich.

Person 2: Really? Dude! That's hot.

polyglot by polygl0t September 13, 2010

polyglott 

n. A person who knows many langages.

In certain parts of the world, almost everyone is a polyglott.

polyglott by madmouth August 8, 2007

Polyglamorous 

ˈ/pɒliglæmərəs/ ADJ:from the Greek root "poly" implying "much, or many" and the English word "glamour".

Meaning,"An air of compelling charm, romance, and excitement, especially when delusively alluring."

To be polyglamorous is to be one of many beauties and charms, and a seemingly infinite amount of charisma.

Polyglamorous by CrimsonMinx February 8, 2012

poliglota 

defines a person who speaks more than 2 languages (spanish word)

george speaks english ,french and chineese , he is a poliglota (poli= many)

poliglota by Gustavo Betances February 4, 2008