WIP = [W]ork [I]n [P]rogress. The abreviation is used almost everywhere and is supposed to let the audience know that what they see is a general preview of an unfinished product / model / artwork.
As to "greeble" (a.k.a. grib), that's a term used for the more sophisticated mechanical elements of MOCs. There may be just a hint of them or they may actually be 100% functioning, but in any case those definitely bring life to any MOC out there. And are an area in which I need A LOT of improvement... ;]
Vignettes are small scenes which are supposed to be funny or interesting, however in a more intriguing way. Guess you could say that a vig is pretty much like a snapshot worth millions which should go on and qualify for "This year's best photographs". Just have a look at the "Vignettes" group and you'll see what I mean. ;]
Dioramas are often larger scenes or depict massive events - such as Star Wars fights, town areas & their inhabitants etc.
Hope that helped.
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