It might have gotten upvotes as a comment, but, in its current form, it was vulnerable to downvotes as an answer. is perhaps looking for a literary or grammatical term, and all your answer does is suggest something from the UD – something that has a rather "amateurish" feel. However, if you can find and cite other published instances where that same phrase is used, then maybe the UD's definition, coupled with the other references you've found, could make a good answer.Īs it stands now, it seems like the O.P. Going back your reference, if the only place I can find the term Question-Statement is in the Urban Dictionary, perhaps it's not good to use that as an answer to the O.P.'s question. Then the UD probably isn't a good reference to substantiate the answer. I'm looking for a clinical term for a person who thinks too highly of himself. In that case, I'd say the UD is fine, particularly if someone is wanting to suggest a term that might not be widely known. I'm already familiar with terms like braggart, but I'm looking forĪnd slang – something that might not have made its way into a dictionary yet.
What's a good slang term for a person who thinks too highly of himself? I've used it from time to time, but it's best when supplemented with other examples.Īs for whether or not the UD is an "acceptable" source, that depends on the nature of the question. UD is a source that is written by amateurs, and rated by amateurs.
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