Meaning: a rhetorical term for a litany of abuse, invective, execration, imprecation.
Usefulness: 1 (Once you learn the B is silent, it becomes much easier to say. This word will be come in handy if you're ever so foolish as to express opinions on things on the internet.)
Logofascination: 1 (From the Greek for 'cutting' or 'filth, nastiness', according to a rather useful about.com article on the subject. Google Translate tells me that abomination or abhorrence is the translation for the modern Greek equivalent. I have not yet found any related terms, and the word itself is not in the OED. We have several options for Latin equivalents, but the Greek doesn't seem to have parented any English descendants.)
Usefulness: 1 (Once you learn the B is silent, it becomes much easier to say. This word will be come in handy if you're ever so foolish as to express opinions on things on the internet.)
Logofascination: 1 (From the Greek for 'cutting' or 'filth, nastiness', according to a rather useful about.com article on the subject. Google Translate tells me that abomination or abhorrence is the translation for the modern Greek equivalent. I have not yet found any related terms, and the word itself is not in the OED. We have several options for Latin equivalents, but the Greek doesn't seem to have parented any English descendants.)
