Jingle-jangle fallacies

Okay kiddo, so a jingle-jangle fallacy is when someone keeps using fancy words or jargon to try to sound really smart, but they actually aren't making any sense. It's like if someone was saying, "Oh, the juxtaposition of the sublime and the transcendental is indicative of the ineffable nature of existence," but they don't actually have any real point to make. It's just a bunch of confusing noise that doesn't really mean anything. So basically, jingle-jangle fallacies are when people use a lot of big words to try to sound impressive, but they're not actually saying anything useful.