- tristifical - causing to be sad or mournful.
- eternitarian - one who believes in the eternity of the soul.
- cosmogyral - whirling round the universe.
- siagonology - study of jaw-bones.
- autexousious - exercising or possessing free will.
- nepheliad - cloud-nymph.
- gardeviance - chest for valuables; a travelling trunk.
- ictuate - to emphasize.
- senticous - prickly; thorny.
- interfation - act of interrupting another while speaking.
- nequient - not being able.
- sparsile - of a star, not included in any constellation.
- perantique - very antique or ancient.
- vacivity - emptiness.
- redamancy - act of loving in return.
- starrify - to decorate with stars; to make into a star.
- sylph - a graceful and slender young woman.
- euphony - a bearable or agreeable sound.
- quixotic - extremely romantic and chivalrous.
- pareidolia - a psychological phenomenon, wherein a person has the *notion of seeing faces of people in clouds, hearing hidden messages and other such unusual feelings.
- phalerate - decorated; made beautiful.
- crepuscule - twilight; dusk.
- epicaricacy - taking pleasure in other’s misfortune; schadenfreud.
- nepenthe - something, such as a drink or a drug, capable of making one forget suffering.
- exosculate - to kiss fervently or heartily.
- lacuna - a blank space or missing part.
- euonym - a pleasing or beautiful name.
- quarender - a dark red apple.
- halcyon - calm and peaceful; tranquil. Prosperous; gold.
- ubiquitous - being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time; omnipresent.
- soigné - showing sophisticated elegance; fashionable. Well-groomed; polished.
- effervescent - bubbling, vivacious, lively, sparkling.
- demesne - the dominion or territory of a sovereign or state.
- diaphanous - very sheer and light; almost completely transparent.
- embrocation - a bruised or diseased part of the body.
- ethereal - extremely delicate or refined, heavenly or celestial.
- imbroglio - of a complicated or bitter nature, as between persons or nations.
- mondegreen - a word or phrase that is misinterpreted as another word or phrase, usually with an amusing result.
- mellifluous - sweetly or smoothly flowing, sweet sounding.
- lassitude - weariness of body or mind from strain.
- penumbra - a shadowy, indefinite, or marginal area.
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