"comiconomenclaturist" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1982, Peter Bowler, The Superior Person's Book of Words, David R. Godine, published 2006, page 22",
          "text": "Chinese names are not fair game, and no self-respecting comiconomenclaturist would include in his collection a Ho Hum, a T. Hee, or a Jim Shoo.",
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          "ref": "2002 November 7, Rick Sobie, “Re: Neologism in Cliche”, in alt.language.patterns (Usenet)",
          "text": "Personally I find the use of the neologistic cliché quite otiose, although, having said that, the rejectamenta of a comiconomenclaturist such as yourself, engaged in stentorophonic ultracepidarian ululation, (excessive broadcasting/crossposting) leads one to believe that perhaps, this apophthegm of yours, might be just the calefacient, that I needed, to make use of this new book on words I have.",
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          "ref": "2006 August 25, Richard Bollard, “Re: Not to cause any trouble but...”, in alt.usage.english (Usenet)",
          "text": "Once, when I was a comiconomenclaturist, I captured the name Rick Shaw. On the radio, t'other day, was a Robin Banks.",
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        "A connoisseur of humorous names."
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        "(rare, humorous) A connoisseur of humorous names."
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  "word": "comiconomenclaturist"
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          "text": "Personally I find the use of the neologistic cliché quite otiose, although, having said that, the rejectamenta of a comiconomenclaturist such as yourself, engaged in stentorophonic ultracepidarian ululation, (excessive broadcasting/crossposting) leads one to believe that perhaps, this apophthegm of yours, might be just the calefacient, that I needed, to make use of this new book on words I have.",
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