Funny Words
Logorrhea
From the Greek "log" (word) and the Latin "orrhea" (to shoot forcefully out of an orafice) comes this portmanteau which means to talk excessively.
From the Greek "log" (word) and the Latin "orrhea" (to shoot forcefully out of an orafice) comes this portmanteau which means to talk excessively.
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Comments
That's not what it sounds like at all!
Olivia on July 20, 2008
: to defecate forcefully out of ones mouth a steady, projectile stream of bullshit.
blahblahblahblahbloop on October 2, 2008
it actually isnt greek for "log" it is greek for "logo" aka words
dude on May 14, 2009
Logorrhea actually comes from the Greek "logos" + the Greek "-rhe" which literally translates: the flow of things having been said.
Guest on September 1, 2009
sounds like…nevermind
somebodyluvsu on March 16, 2012
It is derived from λόγος (logos) = speach and ροή (roee) = flow, both Greek.
Zorzi on November 27, 2013