abluvion (n).- substances or things that are washed away
admurmuration (n.)- the act of murmuring
advesperate (v.)- to approach evening
aerumnous (adj.)- full of trouble
agathokakological (adj.)- made up of both good and evil
all-overish (adj.)- feeling an undefined sense of unwell that extends to the whole body
arrision (n.)- the act of smiling at
balter (v.)- to dance clumsily
bedinner (v.)- to treat to dinner
chrestomathic (adj.)- devoted to the learning of useful matters
consensescence (n,)- growing old together
constult (v.)- to act stupidly together
desiderium (n.)- a yearning for something that one once had but no more
elozable (adj.)- readily influenced by flattery
engouement (n.)- an irrational fondness
facidendum (n.)- something that should be done
fleshment (n.)- the sense of excitement that comes from initial success
foiblesse (n.)- a distinctive weakness, or a weakness for something
foreplead (v.)- to ask too much in pleading
forplaint (adj.)- tired from complaining
gobemouche (n.)- one who believes anything, no matter how absurd
griseous (adj.)- rather grey
happify (v.)- to make happy
idiorepulsive (adj.)- self-repelling
ignotism (n.)- a mistake made from ignorance
inadvertist (n.)- a person who persistently fails to take notice of things
indesinence (n.)- want of proper ending
indread (v.)- to feel a secret dread
induratize (v.)- to harden the heart
introuvable (adj,)- not capable of being found, specifically of books
jentacular (adj.)- of or pertaining to breakfast
jettatore (n.)- a person who is bad luck
kankedort (n.)- an awkward situation
latibulate (v.)- to hide oneself in a corner
letabund (adj.)- filled with joy
malesuete (adj,)- accustomed to poor habits
matutinal (adj.)- active or awake in the morning hours
microphily (n.)- the friendship of people who are not of equal intellect or status
minionette (adj.)- small and attractive
misclad (adj.)- inappropriately dressed
misdelight (n.)- pleasure in something wrong
naturesse (n.)- a generous act
need-sweat (n.)- sweat from nervousness or anxiety
nefandous (adj.)- too odious to be spoken of
nemesism (n.)- frustration directed inward
noceur (n.)- a dissolute or licentious person, one who stays up late at night
obdormition (n.)- the falling asleep of a limb
obganiate (v.)- to annoy by repeating over and over
occasionet (n.)- a minor occasoin
pertolerate (v.)- to endure steadfastly until the end
petrichor (n.)- the pleasant smell of rain on the ground
philodox (n.)- a person in love with his own opinions
propassion (n.)- the initial stirrings of a passion
psithurism (n,)- the whispering of leaves moved by the wind
quaesitum (n.)- the answer to a problem, the thing that is looked for
redamancy (n.)- the act of loving in return
remord (v.)- to remember with regret
repertitious (adj.)- found by chance or accident
resentient (n.)- a thing that causes a change of feeling
rue-bargain (n.)- a bargain that one regrets or breaks
safety-firster (n.)- a person who is unwilling to take risks
sesquihoral (adj.)- lasting an hour and a half
subtrist (adj.)- slightly sad
tacenda (n.)- things not to be mentioned, matters passed over in silence
twi-thought (n.)- a vague or indistinct thought
umbriphilous (adj.)- fond of the shade
unconversable (adj,)- not suitable for social converse
undisonant (adj.)- making the sound of waves
unlove (v.)- to cease loving a person
velleity (n.)- a mere wish or desire for something without accompanying effort
videnda (n.)- things worth seeing
vocabularian (n.)- one who pays too much attention to words
well-aired (adj.)- having sweet-smelling breath
wondercloud (n.)- a thing that is showy but worthless
xenium (n.)- a gift given to a guest
yesterneve (n.)- yesterday evening
zoilus (n.)- an envious critic
zyxt (v.)- to see
