What Does This Sentance Mean?

Published December 6, 2012

Question by ruzique: What does this sentance mean?
“I take in the magniloquent like it was cocaine.”

Is that a proper sentence?
It’s supposed to be creatively expressive or something.
so uh, halp.

Best answer:

Answer by ambiguous_error
magniloquent: lofty, pompous, or grandiose in speech or style of expression

So I guess the speaker is hoovering up pompous speech or style of a person / location

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