A list of 46 words by valse.
- bunbury appears on 16 other lists
- milquetoast appears on 155 other lists
- greenhorn appears on 22 other lists
- imbroglio appears on 216 other lists
- mercurial appears on 269 other lists
- chimera appears on 196 other lists
- gadzooks appears on 44 other lists
- circuitous appears on 79 other lists
- chthonic appears on 144 other lists
- viscera appears on 42 other lists
- vertiginous appears on 91 other lists
- nepenthe appears on 127 other lists
- abdominous appears on 8 other lists
- unobtainium appears on 10 other lists
- aficionado appears on 58 other lists
- antediluvian appears on 295 other lists
- tendril appears on 55 other lists
- tatterdemalion appears on 124 other lists
- tartuffery appears on 5 other lists
- psychopomp appears on 74 other lists
- betwixt appears on 93 other lists
- fabulist appears on 52 other lists
- mollycoddle appears on 94 other lists
- squelch appears on 68 other lists
- mellifluous appears on 471 other lists
- phantasmagoria appears on 175 other lists
- iconoclast appears on 164 other lists
- happenstance appears on 70 other lists
- flabbergasted appears on 86 other lists
- frothy appears on 25 other lists
- troglodyte appears on 156 other lists
- gadfly appears on 60 other lists
- disemvowel appears on 13 other lists
- smithereens appears on 46 other lists
- curmudgeonly appears on 23 other lists
- ectoplasm appears on 37 other lists
- wistful appears on 100 other lists
- absquatulate appears on 121 other lists
- fiend appears on 44 other lists
- chutzpah appears on 94 other lists
- pontificate appears on 111 other lists
- woolgathering appears on 28 other lists
- procrustean appears on 47 other lists
- jinx appears on 46 other lists
- serendipity appears on 427 other lists
- peckish appears on 40 other lists
reesetee I know what you mean, Valse. I have a "curio" list myself, and it's one of my favorites to work on. Apr 18, 2007
valse Thanks for the list love, reesetee and spicolli. It's often the curiosities and oldies that draw me into this business of word-collecting. If there are few opportunities to use them in everyday speech (or at least if you run the risk of people glancing at you sideways), that increases their value to some extent. Plus, older literature and the like. Apr 17, 2007
reesetee Nice list, Valse! Apr 16, 2007
spicolli I love this list. Lots of great old-fashioned, Victorian era words that surprise in everyday use. Apr 16, 2007