- Acosmist — One who believes that nothing exists
- Aubade — A song greeting the dawn
- Aureate — Pertaining to the fancy or flowery words used by poets
- Billet-doux — A love letter
- Chimerical — Merely imaginary; fanciful
- Clinquant — Glittering; tinsel-like
- Demesne — The dominion or territory of a sovereign or state
- Diaphanous — Very sheer and light; almost completely transparent
- Dwale — To wander about deliriously
- Dysphoria — An unwell feeling
- Embrocation — A bruised or diseased part of the body.
- Ephemeral — Lasting a very short time
- Epythymy — A lustful desire
- Ethereal — Extremely delicate or refined, heavenly or celestial
- Eumoirous — Happiness due to being honest and wholesome
- Euonym — A pleasing or beautiful name
- Euphonious — Pleasing; sweet in sound
- Exosculate — To kiss fervently or heartily
- Halcyon — Calm and peaceful; tranquil. Prosperous; gold
- Lassitude — Weariness of body or mind from strain
- Mellifluous — Sweetly or smoothly flowing, sweet sounding
- Mimp — To speak in a prissy manner, usually with pursed lips
- Paralian — A person who lives near the sea
- Perantique — Very antique or ancient
- Quiescent — A quiet, soft-spoken soul
- Quixotic — Extremely romantic and chivalrous
- Raconteur — One who excels in story-telling
- Redamancy — Act of loving in return
- Sabaism — The worship of stars
- Saudade — Longing for something or someone that you love and which is lost
- Sempiternal — Everlasting; eternal
- Soigné — Showing sophisticated elegance; fashionable
- Susurrus — A whispering or rustling sound
- Sylph — A graceful and slender young woman
- Tristifical — Causing to be sad or mournful
- Vacivity — Emptiness
may 22 2011 ∞
jul 22 2014 +