OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS
1) metoposcopy \met oe p o s' koe p e e\ (noun) : judging character by studying the face2) polyphagia \pol i fae' ji a\ (noun) : excessive eating3) sanguisugous \sang swi soo' ges\ (adjective) :...
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) sipid \sip'id\ (adjective) : tasty, flavorful 2) patulous \pat'u-les\ (adjective) : open, expanded, distended, spreading
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) athetise \ath'e-tiz\ (verb) : to spurn, reject 2) crustose \krus'tes\ (adjective) : thick-skinned
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) blague \blag\ (noun) : joking; trickery 2) fremescent \fre-mes'ent\ (adjective) : an incipient murmur; becoming noisy
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS *************************1) reable e-a'bel (verb) : to confirm, to legitimate2) scatch skach (noun) : a stilt, a crutch
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) deuterogamist doo-ter-ag'em-ist (noun) : a widow or widower who remarries 2) collop kol'ep (noun) : a small slice or piece
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) barrio bor'i-o (noun) : a suburb 2) fefnicute fef'ni-kut (noun) : hypocrite; sneak
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) dimication dim-i-ka'shen (noun) : a fight or contest 2) haffle haf'el (verb) : to stutter, hesitate
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS *************************1) whilom hwi'lem (adverb) : formerly, once2) teratology         er-e-tol'e-je (noun) : the study of monsters
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) cimmerian si-mir'i-en (adjective) : dark, gloomy 2) nictation ik-ta'shen (noun) : winking
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) sammy sam'ee (adjective) : damp, clammy 2) obstringe ob-strinj (verb) : to bind; to make indebted
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS *************************1) vicinage vis'in-ej (noun) : neighborhood, vicinity; the people of a certain neighborhood2) faineant fa'nee-ent (adjective) : lazy, indolent
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS *************************1) screeve skreev (verb) : to ooze, leak2) paraclete par'e-kleet (noun) : a legal helper; an aide
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS *************************1) turpitude         ur'pi-tood (noun) : degeneracy, corruption, infamy and depravity2) pullulant pul'u-lent...
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) sloom sloom verb : to doze : to become weak; to decay 2) agnogenic ag-no-jen'ik adjective : of unknown cause
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) manqueller man'kewl"er (noun) : murderer 2) oscitancy os'i-ten-se (noun) : yawning; drowsiness
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) underfong un'der-fong (verb) : to decide to do : to trap 2) veridical ver-id'i-kel (adjective) : real and truthful
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS *************************1) sarab so'rab (noun) : a mirage; deceit2) inusitate in-u'zi-tat (adjective) : obsolete
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) ultraism ul'tre-iz"em (noun) : extremism, radicalism 2) stound stound (noun) : a short time, a moment : season, occasion
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) apinoid ap'in-oid (adjective) : clean, dirt-free 2) colligation kol-i-ga'shen (noun) : a binding together
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OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WORDS ************************* 1) autodidact o'to-di-dakt" (noun) : one self-taught 2) conquassate kon-kwas'et (verb) : to shake violently
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