IPA: /ˈlɒɡəˌmæk/
KK: /lɒgəˌmæk/
A person who engages in arguments or debates about the meanings of words.
The logomach was known for his lengthy discussions on the definitions of various terms.
Logomach is formed from "logo-" (from Greek "logos", meaning word or reason) and "-mach" (from Greek "mache", meaning battle or fight). The word refers to a battle of words or an argument.
Think of 'logos' meaning word and 'mache' meaning battle — a logomach is like a battle of words.
No commonly confused words.