Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To carry to some other place, as in badgering (which see).
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comablack's list
conflate
trenchmouth
selfimproved
peremptory
ellipse
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paean
cashmere
synchroneity
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od...antidisestablishm..., umbrageous, empirical, adumbrate, lilt, kerfuffle, hippopotomonstros..., exegesis, bajulate, trenchmouth, hegemony, cirrhosis and 1 more...
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Gone, But Not Forgotten...Yet
Ay, ay, the best terms will grow obsolete: damns have had their day. -- Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1751-1816)
Obsolete, rare, and obscure words culled from my Wordie/Wordnik Curio Cabi...rouzie-bouzie, knuckylbonyard, ferrups, defease, malahane, accinge, venundate, pinguidity, preterlapsed, wlatsome, emuscation, atbraid and 427 more...
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ktrey's wordlist
Words that I like.
Many may be lexicographically impotent due to a lack of citations and definition. Hopefully I'll be able to rectify this eventually.velleity, dispositive, bloviate, bibulous, fungible, concupiscence, avuncular, carnaptious, thrawn, hypocoristic, diegesis, lagniappe and 928 more...
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jmjarmstrong's list
Words that I used to know.
geloscopy, hunker, willy nilly, harum scarum, whacko, meh, nork, misunderestimate, atrabiliousness, luftmensch, auxanometer, hyperhedonia and 1948 more...
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trivet's Words
wordie words / in progress...
depontificate, wombastic, wamble, phascolomian, deponticate, gound, kinnikinnick, arsle, bajulate, SHAZAM!, vocabularious, sparble and 16 more...
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Angry Words are ANGRY.
Obscure words that describe the angry, enraged, grumpy, and sullen.
acrasial, amarulence, austerulous, bajulate, ingordigious, maleolent, mancation, misqueme, molrowing, pessundate, pudify, sevidical
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from savethewords.org
a fun site that really increases vocabulary
synallactic, misqueme, bajulate, tristifical, snollygoster, jumperism, nubivagant, doppelganger
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jmjarmstrong JM loads up his vocabulary and is quite prepared to bajulate with the beast of them. Jun 3, 2009
reesetee Oh, I don't know, trivet...under the bookshelf, over in that corner of the attic where I keep my old school notebooks...you know. Just anywhere.
But I disagree--arsle will always have a special place in my, uh, heart. ;-) Mar 26, 2007
trivet Where do you find these gems? This may have replaced arsle (which shouldered out wamble) as my all-time favorite wordie word. Mar 26, 2007
reesetee Obsolete. To carry (a heavy burden); to carry as a badger would (a "badger" was an itinerant dealer of corn and other commodities who would buy and then carry the goods elsewhere to sell--a sort of middleman). Mar 26, 2007