JARGODLEYGOOK

Any number of words of phrases used by internet scam artists (such as hucksters bilking venture capitalists) to make the online product or service they are selling or promoting sound more technically important and necessary than it really is or ever could be. Example: So this product has an on-time demand for real user interface capabilities enmeshed with superior networking spaciality. Just spare me all that jargodleygook, son, and tell me when this is going to start making money.