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Main Entry: pon·def·e·cate Pronunciation: pän-'de-fi-"kAt Function: intransitive verb Inflected Form(s): -cat·ed; -cat·ing Etymology: Medieval Latin pontificatus, past participle of pontificare, from Latin pontific-, pontifex ;and Latin defaecatus, past participle of defaecare, from de- + faec-, faex dregs, lees 1: to speak out ones rectum; to speak of subject matter beyond the scope of ones intellect in hopes of sounding knowledgeable. - pon·def·e·cation /(")pän-"de-fi-"kA-sh&n/ noun - pon·def·e·cator /-"kA-t&r/ noun
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