vociferously 

To illustrate an invalid point in a speaker's attempt to resignate with listeners his lack of ability to embetter his environment.

See also strategery, misunderestimate resignate or embetter.

The enemy understands a free Iraq will be a major defeat in their ideology of hatred. That's why they're fighting so vociferously.

vociferously by Tommy October 1, 2004

vociferous profligate 

A name for Wiggle Wigglebottom coined by based enbie grumpus Floofty Fizzlebean, considering the former's an extravagant, loud, attention-seeking bitch while her singing is absolutely dreadful that will make your ears bleed.

"Darling, they once called me a "vociferous profligate". I'm terribly insulted though I have NO idea what that even means."
-Wiggle Wigglebottom

vociferous profligate by Cody D. Buni May 4, 2022

verciferously

a word used as an adjective to the word spurting.

their love juices were spurting verciferously.

verciferously by christie chandler leech April 15, 2008

Vociferous 

(adjective) loud and forceful

“His voice is so beautiful yet vociferous when he sings!”

Vociferous by i love jess mariano May 5, 2021