What is the big word which means excessive use of big words?

This is from the http://www.grandiloquentdictionary.com

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Remember, now this is quite specific to a meal made of the leftovers that were ingredients of meals madeof leftovers from the previous two weeks.

Its good to have a word for every occasion , but in this case, Ill just let it go.

No style fm. Hopeless. 6 monkeys would come up with that in a week.

sorry to screw up the page

but go look for yourself.

Think theres a longer word out there? (English now) I know we can probably make a valid word in German that would beat that.

Like Fernschmellzugmitdurchgangswagenundessensconcessionsplatzeundeinen"WIFI"setzenplatze

spendi.Personal Experience?

Yeah-

I've seen it done often. Scientists play that game during extended coffee breaks at $40 an hour. They like chanting scientific words strings. Not that I've anything against that mind you.

Can you do one as long as a Latin credo. That used to sound like one word to me and though I didn't understand it it gave me respect for the priest and when I later saw him join two people in Holy Matrimony I felt they were annealed and they generally were.

Perhaps: bombastic, circumlocutory, grandiloquent, loquacious, magniloquent, palaverous

Here's a good word for that: grandiloquent. Hope it's the word you were looking for.

The word is verbosity.

Its hyperpolysillabicsysquipedaniarism, im sure it is.

GOOD EXAMPLE! I agree.





David

Laurence Sterne called them "brilliantine" words.

Hyperpollysylabascisesquepedalliasm

I hope that I spelled it correctly.

As with others here, as with some character in "Alice in Wonderland" as I vaguely recall, the words I use mean exactly what I say they mean. No more, no less.

So, then, don't EVER run around claiming that I use words incorrectly, see?

hyperpolysyllabicomania