Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. Noise suggestive of tumult.
Examples
“Paleness sits on every face; confused tremor and fremescence; waxing into thunder-peals, of Fury stirred on by Fear.”
“Egged on by fremescence around the globe, decisions aimed at reducing international trade will have, as they did in the 1930s, counterproductive results.”
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C. S. Bird – Grandiloquent Dictionary
All the words from the Grandiloquent Dictionary.
946 of these 2700 words do not yield any results in six different dictionaries, hence many of them might be misspellings.
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Monovocalics
Words that have only one of the vowels. On this list I include only words with at least three vowels. When I first started the list, if a word had several forms, I generally listed only the one wit...
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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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Groupthink
Intra-Group dynamics, psychology of/within, and heard mentality.
acculturation, isopraxism, girouettism, steinzor effect, crowdsourcing, ethnocentric, syntality, conclamation, esprit de corps, ethnomania, entryism, herd crime and 78 more...
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Words I liked from "Totally Weird an...
"Weird and Wonderful Words" by Erin McKean
autophoby, autological, aspectabund, blandiose, carriwitchet, choronymy, codology, elaqueate, eagre, eutrapely, expergefaction, exonym and 81 more...
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jmjarmstrong JM listens to the increasing fremescence leading up to the election Feb 28, 2009
whichbe The grumbling sound of an unhappy mob of people. (From Grandiloquent Dictionary) Jun 6, 2008