I wanted to share some stuff.
Obacerate - verb - used most commonly from 1656 -1658
Meaning: To stop one's mouth.
Example: "When he swore onstage, several audience members obacerated themselves." They shut their mouths, for they were so surprised and/or horrified. http://phrontistery.info/clw3.html (Reference: Compendium of Lost Words.)Scelidate - adj - 1877-1877
Meaning: Having legs; legged
Example: "The legless dragon of Eastern myth contrasts with its scelidate Western counterpart."Suffarcinate - v - 1656 -1656
Meaning: To load up; to stuff
Example: "His daughter suffarcinated the moving van with a hoard of old clothing, much to his chagrin."And others:amandation n 1656 -1755
act of sending away or dismissing
His rude amandation of his guests earned him a reputation for curtness.
amarulence n 1731 -1755
bitterness; spite
After losing her job to a less qualified man, she was full of amarulence.
mancation n 1727 -1727
maiming; mutilation
The general would suffer no mancation or execution of fallen enemy troops.
ictuate v 1822 -1822
to emphasize; to put metrical stress on
She preferred free verse over carefully-ictuated classical poetic styles.
noscible adj 1654 -1654
knowable; well-known
It is noscible that no amount of training can make up for experience in the field.
novaturient adj 1679 -1679
desiring changes or alterations
The novel's author rightly rejected the novaturient wishes of the screenwriters
nubivagant adj 1656 -1656
moving throughout or among clouds
The glider flew like a nubivagant bird before emerging out of the clouds and into view.\
Yeah. Your brain just exploded. Seriously though; check out the link! If you confuse your enemy, you win! Also, if this is in the wrong place, I sincerely apologize! Just tell me where to go and I'll clean it up!
Additions! Defenestrate:
To throw something or someone out of a window
"If you do not shut up, I will defenestrate you."
Churlish:
Marked by a lack of civility or graciousness; vulgar or obscene
"The churlish teenager must have said fifteen explicatives in one sentence"
Paramour:
An illicit lover; a person with whom someone is having a romantic or sexual relationship and especially a secret or improper relationship.
"The unfaithful husband left his spouse to be with his paramour."
Axiomatic:
Obviously true, yet taken for granted.
"The fact that war is an integral part of human history is an axiomatic truth."
Pyrrhic:
Achieved an excessive cost <a pyrrhic victory> costly to the point of negating or outweighing expected benefits.
"The pyrrhic victory was won at the cost of the life of every one of the general's men."
Slattern:
A hussy; an untidy, dirty woman.
"He can have that dirty slattern if he wants her."
Callipygian
Having shapely buttocks
"Ay, gurl. I see you got dat Callipygian figure."
Cytherean
1. Of or relating to Cytherea
2. relating to the planet Venus (Scientific)
3. inspiring of affections esp. sexual
"You keep up with that Cytherean talk, I might just leave with you."
Torrid
1. Very hot and dry
"torrid heat this afternoon"
-- Full of passion or highly charged emotions arising from sexual love
"A torrid love affair"
2. Full of difficulty or tribulation
"Wall street is in for a torrid time"
(Haruki! <3)
