exeleutherostomize

English

Etymology

as if Greek *ἐξελευθεροστομίζειν, < ἐξ out + ἐλεύθερος free + στόμα mouth + -ίζ verbal suffix + -ειν infinitive ending "to speak out freely".

Verb

exeleutherostomize (third-person singular simple present exeleutherostomizes, present participle exeleutherostomizing, simple past and past participle exeleutherostomized)

(rare) To speak out freely, especially in an inappropriate moment
- 1854, C. D. Badham, Prose Halieutics, page 181:
  The heroes of the Iliad—shall we hide it to live, or exeleutherostomize it and die?—are for the most part boors.
- 1973, Bryan Stanley Johnson, Christie Malry's Own Double-entry, New Directions Publishing →ISBN, page 12
  The offices of a General Manager of one of the few national banks is not the place to exeleutherostomise.
- 1974, Paul W. Boytinck, Anthony Burgess: an enumerative bibliography, with selected annotations
  Burgess has had time to add to the world's memorable stock of philosophical conundrums, worldly glosses, kindly judgments, liberating verbal experiments — and when he has been given a decently grateful interval to exeleutherostomize.

References

Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd edition 1989

单词	exeleutherostomize
释义	exeleutherostomize English Etymology as if Greek ἐξελευθεροστομίζειν, < ἐξ out + ἐλεύθερος free + στόμα mouth + -ίζ verbal suffix + -ειν infinitive ending "to speak out freely". Verb exeleutherostomize* (third-person singular simple present exeleutherostomizes, present participle exeleutherostomizing, simple past and past participle exeleutherostomized) (rare) To speak out freely, especially in an inappropriate moment 1854, C. D. Badham, Prose Halieutics, page 181: The heroes of the Iliad—shall we hide it to live, or exeleutherostomize it and die?—are for the most part boors. 1973, Bryan Stanley Johnson, Christie Malry's Own Double-entry, New Directions Publishing →ISBN, page 12 The offices of a General Manager of one of the few national banks is not the place to exeleutherostomise. 1974, Paul W. Boytinck, Anthony Burgess: an enumerative bibliography, with selected annotations Burgess has had time to add to the world's memorable stock of philosophical conundrums, worldly glosses, kindly judgments, liberating verbal experiments — and when he has been given a decently grateful interval to exeleutherostomize. References Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd edition 1989
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