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Lexical exaggeration

1. (noun) A phrase or sentence that exaggerates its vocabulary to an unprecedented extent. This is usually done in a joking manner or to seem intelligent. In the latter usage, it often backfires, making the speaker seem pretentious. 2. (noun) The act of using a lexical exaggeration. (see 1)

Speaker 1: Sorry for bumping you on the shoulder. Speaker 2: I personally did not appreciate the manner in which you interacted with my glenohumeral joint. Due to this misdemeanor I will not engage in the acceptance of your apologetic response. Speaker 1: Wow, thanks for the lexical exaggeration, asshole.

by MBite April 03, 2021

misdemeanor

(noun) A minor wrongdoing.

Did you hear about the guy that swore in public? He was fined $2,000 for his misdemeanor.

by MBite April 03, 2021