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Belve (verb) belv To shout, roar, bellow. British , dialectal. Late 18th century. Origin uncertain.…

Cromulent (adj) (humorous) krom-u-lent Acceptable or adequate. 1990s first used in the US animated television…

Nefoedd (noun) (Welsh) nev-oy-th Heaven. Welsh language (more…)

Wankle (adj) (rare) (Br/dialect) wan-kl Unsteady, insecure, precarious; unstable, wobbly; changeable, unsettled; inconstant, fickle, not…

Genuflect (verb) jen-oo-fl-ekt Lower one's body briefly by bending one knee to the ground, typically…

Zhuzh (also Zhush) (verb) joosh (informal) Make something more stylish, lively, or attractive. 1960s probably…

Decahedron (noun) dek-a-heed-ron A solid figure with ten plane faces. Early 19th century from deca-‘ten’…

Tacit (adj) Ta-sit Understood or implied without being stated. Early 17th century (in the sense…