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• anomia (n.) the inability to recall the names of people or things.
• sciamachy (n.) a battle against imaginary enemies; fighting your shadow.
• croodle (v.) to cuddle or nest together, as from fear or cold; to make a noise like a dove.
• pareidolia (n.) the instinct to seek familiar forms in disordered images like clouds or constellations; the perception of random stimulus as significant.
• cathect (v.) to invest emotion or feeling in an idea, object or another person.
• woolgathering (n.) idle or absent-minded indulgence in fantasy; daydreaming

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• beguile (v.) to amuse or charm; delight.
• trenchant (adj.) forceful, effective and vigorous.
• uncouth (adj.) lacking in good manners, refinement or grace.
• candor (n.) the quality of being open and honest in expression; frankness.
• festoon (n.) a chain of flowers, coloured paper, lights, etc hung in a curve or loop as decor.
• harrowing (adj.) extremely distressing, agonizing.
• arbor (n.) a shady resting place in a garden or park, often made of rustic work or latticework on which plants, such as shrubs or vines, are grown. (♥)
• hanker (v.) to have a strong, often restless desire.
• lovelorn (adj.) bereft of love or one's lover.
• jeremiad (n.) a long mournful lamentation or complain.