I'm finding the terms used for those that repeat Wilber verbatim to be getting hackneyed, like Wilberitis or Wilberries. So it occurred to me, how about "kennilingus?" It has not only the denotion of one who speaks kennisms but also the conotation of one who kowtows to (goes down on) him. What do you think?

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I see Steven has used a variant of kennilingus in the Patel thread, kenniligist, as one who preforms this act. I would suggest though, for aesthetic reasons, that this variation have the suffix "or" with the Spanish masculine or feminine vowel added at the end. The masculine would thus be kennilingusoro and the feminine kennilingusora. And perhaps the neuter kennilingusor and plural kennilingusore?

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