Today's word is ostrobogulous, credit Young Sheldon.
If anyone knew what this word means they would have used it on me long ago.

I've only used that word once, and it was to describe a strange porn I saw many years ago ...

Today's word is - perambulate -

per·am·bu·late
"walk or travel through or around a place or area, especially for pleasure and in a leisurely way."

Only because I just heard it for the first fucking time. How The Fuck is that possible. LOL

Right ....
Once again, one I've used maybe once previously ...

How about this one?

solecism

Definition
1 : an ungrammatical combination of words in a sentence; also : a minor blunder in speech

2 : something deviating from the proper, normal, or accepted order

3 : a breach of etiquette or decorum

Did You Know?
The city of Soloi had a reputation for bad grammar. Located in Cilicia, an ancient coastal nation in Asia Minor, it was populated by Athenian colonists called soloikoi (literally "inhabitants of Soloi"). According to historians, the colonists of Soloi allowed their native Athenian Greek to be corrupted and started using words incorrectly. As a result, soloikos gained a new meaning: "speaking incorrectly." The Greeks used that sense as the basis of soloikismos, meaning "an ungrammatical combination of words." That root, in turn, gave rise to the Latin soloecismus, the direct ancestor of the English word solecism. Nowadays, solecism can refer to social blunders as well as sloppy syntax.

I've almost suggested it be called a "SIecism" previously in the life of AS/LG ...

I've been guilty of that but haven't heard it used before.

I have a new one I just heard today.

Psychopomps
"guide of souls
Psychopomps (from the Greek word ψυχοπομπός, psychopompós, literally meaning the 'guide of souls') are creatures, spirits, angels, or deities in many religions whose responsibility is to escort newly deceased souls from Earth to the afterlife."

I've heard that word once, years ago, in a horror movie;
I can't remember which one ...

I heard a new one,
Intumescence
Specifically in relation to #3

"1.  pathology
a swelling up, as with blood or other fluid
2.  pathology
a swollen organ or part
3.  chemistry
the swelling of certain substances on heating, often accompanied by the escape of water vapor
"

Heard this one used by a German cat in a cartoon.
"interlocutor"

in·ter·loc·u·tor
/ˌin(t)ərˈläkyədər/

   a person who takes part in a dialogue or conversation.

It reminds me of "interocitor" from the 1949 film "The Alien Machine" ...
I think it was an questioning/interrogation device; I honestly can't remember right now ...

Got this one last night from Roger on American Dad.

Spatchcock

noun
a fowl that has been dressed and split open for grilling.

Got this one last night from Roger on American Dad.

Spatchcock

noun
a fowl that has been dressed and split open for grilling.

https://www.the-penis.com/images/Full_subincision.jpg

Crazy shit people do.

It reminds me of "interocitor" from the 1949 film "The Alien Machine" ...
I think it was an questioning/interrogation device; I honestly can't remember right now ...

Reminds me of "Locutus of Borg"

There's a term I've not heard in a while ...

Hmmmm ....

The longest word in the English language is 189,819 letters long and would take three and a half hours to say. If you have three and a half hours free here's a link to the word:
TITIN - Pastebin.com ...

If that's a real word somebody must have been taking the piss that day.
Lots of fragments used over and over and no meaning offered?
I'm a bit skeptical.

Google says,
"pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis" is the longest word in any dictionary. = silicosis caused by volcano dust.

I thought that too ....
It's still a funny read ...

So, what's today's word?

Todays word is "Dood"

>>dood (uncountable) death; the act of dying. the dead; something that is no longer alive. (figurative) a complete loss.<<

Wiktionary

Hmmmmm ....
Ok ...

Ha I felt the same way.

Yeah, I feel "meh" about it ....

You probably know these.

Hypervitaminosis

Hypervitaminosis is a condition of abnormally high storage levels of vitamins, which can lead to toxic symptoms. Specific medical names of the different conditions are derived from the vitamin involved:A,B,C ect,.

Also Avitaminosis

a condition resulting from a deficiency of one or more particular vitamins.

Basic word, but a good one ...

Just got a new one for you.

Cenocervasiasillicaphobia

"Cenocervasiasillicaphobia, the fear of an empty beer glass."

Care of Letter Kenny.

THAT is a word worth knowing ....

  Yeah but learning to pronounce it...

Cenocervasiasillicaphobia
SEEno-serva-sia-silli-ca-phobia

Ah I just noticed the header, but didn't it face the other way?

https://craftbeerclub.com/blog/post/what-does-cenosillicaphobia-mean-294

Not sure ....

extemporaneous
ex·tem·po·ra·ne·ous
/ikˌstempəˈrānēəs/
adjective
spoken or done without preparation.

I've heard that one a few times. Good one.