10 Fancy Words To Make You Sound Smarter

Don't be a sciolist! That's a pygalgia. Try these fancy words on for size.

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[datgoatfilms]

If you say any of these words it won't make you sound smarter, instead it will make you sound like you spend too much time on the internet watching dumb videos.

[radiyhakhatun]

I watched a video where people do recumbenticus. One of the girl is mattoid, macrotous and bruxomanic. She often gets graphospasm and pygalgia. But when she does get pygalgia, she likes a bit of quatopygia. She is ozostamic.

[shadowwrld]

This presented video was quite enthralling and absorbing, but as you may observe, my vocabulary is quite extended. I still thank you, or as a French gentleman might say "Merci." For this presentation was quite brilliantly put together, now if you'll please excuse me, I need to catch up on my Duck Dynasty episodes.

[amazonasboi]

A word that comes from latin/greek will always sound or look fancy in english. People who speak roman languages can easily figure out what these mean since most of them are combination of two term/words. I couldn't figure out what spadish was because that -ish suffix is english.
1:02 That callimammapygian woman drives me matto (crazy), matto, mattoid when she shakes her pygia!

[OrcinusOrca]

I love how the big ears dude just stands there smiling while its clearly making fun of him lmao

[stevensteven]

my favorite video by you guys thus far. amazing

[waylonhategroup]

Saying pardon instead of what always makes me feel fancy

[քռօǟռֆֆ-wg]

Who else is writing down these words for later

[radiyhakhatun]

I watched a video where people do recumbenticus. One of the girl is mattoid, macrotous and bruxomanic. She often gets graphospasm and pygalgia. But when she does get pygalgia, she likes a bit of quatopygia. She is ozostamic. I don't mean to be spadish.

[dragn]

just being able to pronounce these words makes me feel smarter

[TmmFantomo]

Sometimes, when I'm alone, I like to cover myself in toothpicks and pretend I'm a porcupine.

[MidnightDesperado]

Would've is a contraction of would have. Both are correct. Would of is incorrect because "have" in this case is a verb and "of" is not a verb, ever. You would say "I have been there many times" not "I of been there." So if you're making it conditional, it's still "have". Of is not used this way, it's meaningless, it is not a verb. Also, it's "you're" right. Your signifies possession, you're is you are. I do know these things...

[CounterNerd]

I think he took your wallet!
I think he took his wallet.

[ftwnk]

Damn, that last segment. Had to watch it again :D

[krashtoons]

Just start every sentence with either "evidently" or "theoretically, " and you will sound smart.

[kcsujuelf]

It's not really what you say, it's how you present your opinions
There are people out there with excellent vocabulary that still manage to reveal their ignorance
There's no point in forcing yourself to speak fancy, just pick up a book and it'll happen naturally...and I'm not talking about kiddie books like Twilight and whatever else little kids read, I mean books that are actual literature you find in like Signet Classics

[needajobdayok]

omg how do you hold the same convo with zach kent brent and john all at the same your good lol

[laughandmakelaugh]

Well sure, and even though I'm certain there are words that are even longer today...at one time the word with the most letters was the word for a type of lung disease caused by breathing in fine particles of silica:

And furthermore, I wouldn't be surprised if I'm not the first one to mention this word. It's pretty popular...for a lengthy term.

[anthemofadam]

0:17 I actually jumped when that happened, was not expecting that

[LizzyGevr]

I got "Poop happens. Make it pretty."