vocabulation

Diction (word choice).

"Due to poor vocabulation, the teacher could not understand what the student was trying to say."

by G. Thomas July 26, 2006

Incarceration Vocabulation

Style of speech one learns while being incarcerated.

Friend1 : Did you hear Marcus tryin to use all those big words when he talks now? He never used to talk like that. It might not be so bad if he knew how to use them correctly.

Friend2: Yeah, that started when he got out of prison/jail. I call it his incarceration vocabulation!

by Tushie0310 February 3, 2010

Philashoporous Vocabulation

Speaking with un-neccessarily large or obsure words. It is often, but not always, done as a means to confuse the listener or to conflate the speakers ego

I confused Bryce with my philashoporous vocabulation

by dubacca September 21, 2021

vocabularianism

The practice of knowing and using words that are beyond the comprehension of normal people.

Vocabularianism is not just a way of life, it's a vindictive embracement of an aspect of substantiality.

by domenick October 12, 2004

vocabularian

One who knows and uses words that are beyond the comprehension of normal people

When he used the word 'simulacrum', everyone knew he was a true vocabularian.

by domenick September 22, 2004

Vocabulatory

the place where new words and engineered and tested

i was doctorin up some new words in my vocabulatory.

by dblagent April 10, 2010

Vocabularious

Adjective.

1. Having an impressively thorough vocabulary or knowledge of a language, but feeling the need to illustrate that to all persons with which one comes into contact.
2. Showing sesquipedalianism.

Person 1: "How was your date last night?"
Person 2: "Good, though he was a bit vocabularious."

Person 1: "I find gregarious pedantism unnecessary in the utilization of Socartic didacticism."
Person 2: "I find your vocabularious way of speaking irritating."

by Dan041984 February 10, 2010