Lŏg'o-dæd'a-ly, n.

(-dĕd'-), n. [Gr. λόγος, word, and Δαίδαλος, Dædalus, a skillful artist.] Verbal legerdemain; a passing, without notice, from one meaning of a word to another. [Rare.]

For one instance of mere logomachy, I could bring ten instances of logodædaly, or verbal legerdemain. Coleridge.