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verbigeration (vuhr-bij-uh-RAY-shun)
noun
Obsessive repetition of meaningless words and phrases.
{From Latin verbigerare, to talk, chat, from verbum word + gerere, to carry on + -ation.}
"Some words are standard, but with a twist; some are liberated from patriarchal prejudice and restored to archaic meanings; some are new and sharp as an ungrateful crone, and a feast for (Mary) Daly familiars.
A sample:
`Abominable snowmen of androcratic academia: freezers and packagers of learning; chilling throng of frigid fellows, specialists in verbigeration and refrigeration of knowledge.'"
Audrey DeLaMartre, Bible speaks to fill readers with `holy chutzpah', The Star Tribune (Minneapolis), Nov 1, 1987.