lexiphanes
/lɛksɪˈfeɪniːz/Definitions
1. noun
A person who uses long words to impress others, but whose speech is otherwise empty of real meaning.
“He was accused of being a lexiphanes, using big words to sound intelligent but saying nothing of substance.”
2. verb
To use long words to impress others, often in a pretentious or empty way.
“He lexiphanes his way through the conversation, dropping fancy words to make himself sound smart.”