Obambulate is a real word

One of my former English teachers noted that today's word-of-the-day calendar offering was "obambulate." Naturally, I had to google something so homonymic to the democratic presidential nominee, which led me to a list of obscure words. So many of them reminded me of election politics, so I had to share. My absolute favorites are highlighted.

• acyrology: poor choice of words, poor diction
• bloviate: to orate verbosely and windily
• cynosure: a person or thing that is a center of attention
• epuration: Purification, especially removal of officials or politicians believed to be disloyal; purge.
• eristic: enjoying argument for its own sake
• erotesis: a rhetorical question
• extradictionary: consisting in deeds, not words
• hypophora: the posing of questions to oneself and the answering of them, or a reasoning aloud
• logodaedalus: one who is cunning in the use of words
• logodaedaly: the ability to coin new words, verbal legerdemain
• logomachy: a dispute about words and their meanings; a quibbling over semantics that gets away from the subject
• logomonomania: loquacity in manic proportions
• logorrhea: incoherent or excessible babble
• longiloquence: long-windedness
• mumpsimus: 1. Adherence to or persistence in an erroneous use of language, memorization, practice, belief, etc., out of habit or obstinacy. 2. A person who persists in a mistaken expression or practice.
• obambulate: to walk around or wander
• obganiate: to irritate with reiteration
• oofle: the attempt to find the name of a person whose name you should know but cannot remember
• paralogize: to draw illogical conclusions from a set of facts
• paramnesia: A distortion of memory in which fact and fantasy are confused.
• reductive fallacy: the fallacy of reducing a complex issue or problem to one oversimple thing or aspect
• sciolism: superficial show of knowledge
• slurvian: American language marked by carelessly slurred pronunciations such as "gimme", "c'mon", and "d'ju"
• tacenda: things better left unsaid
• tintiddle: a witty retort you wish you had made but thought of too late
• tranont: to shift one's position, especially rapidly and stealthily
• unasinous: equally stupid
• verbigeration: the habit of frequently repeating favorite words or phrases