/r/vocabulary/

r/vocabulary

88k members
r/vocabulary is a subreddit with 88k members. The community frequently discusses vocabulary, word, new words, words, and looking for, and the most common flair used is new words, question, general, word history, and sunday vocabulary marketplace.
A subreddit to discuss words and help increase your vocabulary. **Due to the ubiquity of spam, the moderator will review all posts from new users with low comment karma before approving them. If you have a new or low karma account, this may cause a slight delay in your submission appearing on the sub.

Popular Topics in r/vocabulary

#1

Vocabulary

83 posts
#2

Word

51 posts
#3

New Words

46 posts
#4

Words

38 posts
#5

Looking For

10 posts
#6

Meaning

8 posts
#7

Word For

7 posts
#8

Challenge

7 posts
#9

Favorite Word

6 posts
#10

Learning

6 posts

Flair Used in r/vocabulary

#1
New Words
: "WOTD: There is a word for the person who walks into a room and the energy changes."
35 posts
#2
Question
: "No googling. What is the real synonym of tenacious?"
17 posts
#3
General
: "Using the word Sardonic has recently helped me understand how a lot of humor these days has a negative underbelly"
4 posts
#4
Word History
: "Did you know? Muscle comes from the Latin word for “little mouse.”"
2 posts
#5
Sunday Vocabulary Marketplace
: "Sunday Vocabulary Marketplace - October 04, 2026"
2 posts

Member Growth in r/vocabulary

Yearly
+64k members(256.0%)

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Last updated: October 18, 2026