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  • Wordsmiths – a word that means absolute confidence in your company's products?
  • DezB
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    Still no?

    Chavtastic?

    Northwind
    Full Member

    cacodoxy

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    Caloyers

    Compurgator

    Corrugant

    Cotquean

    Crucigerous

    Cruentate

    Cynosure

    Catagmatick as in
    ‘I put on a catagmatick emplaster, and, by the use of a laced glove, scattered the pituitous swelling, and strengthened it.’

    BigJohn
    Full Member

    Charismatic

    senorj
    Full Member

    Was it Charlotte Church?

    roper
    Free Member

    How could I have forgotten this?

    If he has a child in Spain he must know it, poor chap.

    Stoner
    Free Member

    Credulous?

    DezB
    Free Member

    Colin Hunt

    boxelder
    Full Member

    Conceited?
    Doctrinaire?
    Complacent?
    Incontrivertible?
    Cachet?
    Cockalorom?
    Codswalluop?

    Or something related to crede/credal.

    senorj
    Full Member

    Champion ( the wonderhorse)???

    Stoner
    Free Member

    Canonical?

    slowoldman
    Full Member

    Charlie Drake?

    BadlyWiredDog
    Full Member

    To be honest, if the word you’re looking for is so obscure that no-one here can unearth it, it’s probably not worth using in the first place.

    BadlyWiredDog
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    Oh, and ‘wordsmith’ is a particularly awful word used mostly in recruitment-speak by ad agencies and print publications run by mouldering ex-Fleet Street hacks 😉

    theflatboy
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    Even if it wasn’t the original word, I still maintain that “evangelical” carries the meaning OP is after, in that context.

    slowoldman
    Full Member

    Charlie Dimmock?

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