- alack - expression of sorrow or regret
- appetency - a longing or desire
- athanasia - deathlessness; immortality
- atrabilious - melancholy or bad-tempered
- avaunt - go away
- bedlam - an asylum
- beldam - an old woman
- bibliopole - a dealer in books
- bijoux - jewelry; trinkets
- bootless - ineffectual; useless
- buss - a kiss
- cannonade - bombard
- certes - in truth; certainly
- chicane - deceive; hoodwink
- cicisbeo - a married woman's male companion or lover
- clepe - to name; to call
- collogue - talk confidentially
- con - study attentively or learn by heart
- coxcomb - a vain and conceited man; a dandy
- doxy - a lover or mistress
- egad - exclamation of surprise, anger, or affirmation
- empyrean - the sky
- expiry - death
- fainéant - an idle or ineffective person
- fandangle - a useless or purely ornamental thing
- frore - frozen or frosty
- froward - (of a person) difficult to deal with; contrary
- grimalkin - a cat
- hoar - frost
- hortensial - fit for a garden; of or pertaining to gardens
- jade - a bad-tempered or disreputable woman
- lackaday - expression of regret or deprecation
- leman - a lover or sweetheart
- lurdan - an idle or incompetent person
- malapert - presumptuous and impudent
- moil - drudgery
- nithing - a contemptible or despicable person
- paynim - a pagan
- peccant - sinful; offending
- peregrinate - travel or wander from place to place
- picaroon - a scoundrel
- quidnunc - an inquisitive, gossipy person
- ruth - pity; remorse; sorrow
- sables - black mourning clothes
- saturnism - lead poisoning
- scapegrace - a mischievous person; a rascal
- scaramouch - a boastful but cowardly person
- sciolist - a person who pretends to be knowledgeable
- sennight - a week
- sepulture - burial
- shambles - a slaughterhouse
- sippet - a small piece of bread or toast for dipping into soup or sauce
- slugabed - a lazy person who stays in bed late
- varlet - an unprincipled rogue
- wassail - revelry
- yclept - by the name of
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