amphigory , auch: amphigouri

To call a conclusion "improbable" after the event was self-confusing amphigory.

I made a polite inquiry; you parried it with amphigory."

Greenberg answered with the same sort of polite amphigory the cosmic linguist had selected.

"Well-" Further amphigory would only be counterproductive.

While reciting that amphigory.

Amphigory (1991)

"Haven't you studied amphigory?

They had to explain to me both terms; then they sang me a little song that seemed partly amphigory and partly ancient'.

'Amphigory," I repeated.

I don't think Rolla Tech could ever cope with such amphigory - at least not Rolla Tech when I was an undergraduate there.

I found Mr. Henry Henn's amphigory [XIV, 3] on military slang interesting, but his explanation of the meaning of Viet is at variance with my information.

If Charles Dodgson had been alive during the Second World War he would have surely been recruited for Station X, not only for his mathematics but also for his amphigory.