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Necromancy (noun) nek-ro-man-see The supposed practice of communicating with the dead, especially in order to…

Griff (noun) (dated) gr-if News or reliable information. Late 19th century abbreviation of the slang…

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…

Uxorious (adj) uks-or-ee-us Having or showing a great or excessive fondness for one's wife. Late…