Star Trek's favorite non-technobabble polysyllabic word:

[Danoz]

I vote for "anthropomorphic", having heard it used in TNG, DS9 and ENT more than once.

 

[Nebusj]

Understood.

 

[Kegek]

Reroute.

It comes up in every technobabble speech.

Honourary mention:
Fascinating.

 

[mythme]

Anomally

 

[greenmystik]

Anyword with "phase" in it. They tried to tie that to so many words.

 

[Finn]

Inverted

 

[Danoz]

HEY!
"polysyllabic" means "more than three syllables"!! Come on people

 

[Temis the Vorta]

Any word with "chrono" in it. "Chronotron particles." "Chronoscopic interference." "Chronometric fluctuation." "Chronogenic field." Wow, this is fun...

 

[zenophite]

Temis the Vorta said:
Any word with "chrono" in it. "Chronotron particles." "Chronoscopic interference." "Chronometric fluctuation." "Chronogenic field." Wow, this is fun...

<GONG!> strike one for technobabble -

how about: "entity"

 

[RoJoHen]

Communicate

As in, "Maybe it's trying to communicate!"

 

[Sisu]

Sentient-being said really fast is 5 syllables so I get to include it.

 

[Bill Morris]

Captain Janeway's favorite was remodulate.

 

[MrPointy]

Recalibrate

 

[xortex]

diagnostic. God, I hate that word and cascading.

 

[Joanna McCoy-Kirk]

From TOS: "peroration" ("I, Mudd") and "inculcate" ("The Galileo Seven").

 

[Kegek]

Danoz said:
"polysyllabic" means "more than three syllables"!!

No... it means many syllables.

As in more than monosyllabic.

 

[Danoz]

Aye, the root word is "many" but it's generally used to refer to longer words.

 

[Kegek]

Generally, yup. But I just love being pedantic.

 

[greenmystik]

engage

 

[Matt]

Since it echoed in the movie, does KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN COUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNT?