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Accretion (noun) ak-ree-shun an increase by natural growth or by gradual external addition; growth in…

Derpy (adj) (informal) dur-pee To act like a derp, to be foolish or awkward. 1995–2000;…

Lethologica (noun) (rare) leth-ol-oj-ik-a the inability to remember a particular word or name. From Greek…

Reverence (noun) rev-er-ens a feeling or attitude of deep respect tinged with awe; veneration. Reverence…

Brobdingnagian (adj) brob-din-ag-ee-an of huge size; gigantic; tremendous. Brobdingnagian was first recorded in 1725–30 and…

Verdure (noun) vur-jer green vegetation, especially grass or herbage. Verdure entered English around 1250–1300 and…

Monadnock (noun) mo-nad-nok a residual hill or mountain standing well above the surface of a…

Derision (noun) der-izh-un ridicule; mockery. 1350–1400; Middle English derisioun. Old French derision. Late Latin dērīsiōn-…

Quadrumane (noun) kwod-ruh-mayn a quadrumanous (four handed) animal, as a monkey. 1820–30; New Latin quadrumana,…

Brig (noun) brig a two-masted vessel square-rigged on both masts. / a place of confinement…