Here are some of what I found so far:
- Woolgathering (n): Indulgence in aimless thoughts or dreamy imagination.
- Bibliosmia (n): The smell of a good book <3
- Aspectabund (adj): being able to let expressive emotions show easily through one's face and eyes.
- Acatalepsy (n): the impossibility of comprehending the universe <3
- Shemonechama (v): eating beyond the point of feeling full because you're enjoying your food so much. (me everyday :p)
- Faodail (n): a lucky find.
- Faileas (n): Reflection.
- Paroxysm (n): sudden outburst of emotion. ( Every night state :) )
- Toska (n): A dull ache of the soul, a sick pining.
- Philocaly (n): The love of beauty. <3
- Engentado (n): Feeling "peopled out" and wishing to be alone. ( Me this semester :P)
- Aliferous (adj): Having wings.
- Virago (n): a strong, brave, war-like woman who demonstrates heroic qualities.
- Nyctophilia (n): Love of darkness. <3
- Minutiae (n): The precise small details that make one unique. <3
- Alamort (adj): Half dead of the exhaustion. ( Us, in the last half of the last semester: Fall 2017 :P)
- Flit (V): To move swiftly.
- Redamancy (n): The act of loving in return <3
- Askhole (n): a person who asks for advice, yet does the opposite if what you told him. :p
- Rantipole: (n) a wild person - (v) to be wild- (adj) Wild.
- Advesperascit (v): when dark is almost falling.
- Abditury (n): A place you can hide in. <3 ( I have my own abditury :D)
- Novaturient (adj): seeking powerful change in one's life.
- Orenda (n): A force present in everyone that empower him to make a change in the world.
- Scripturient (adj): Having passion to write.<3
- Insouciant (adj): Free from stress and anxiety.
- Apricity (n): The warmth of the sun in the winter. <3
- Cordiform (adj): Heart-shaped <3
Impressive!! I really like them!
ReplyDeleteI believe we have many 19's out there! :D
I like that they are actually usable!!
I swear to god when I was writing number 19 I was laughing, and thinking of people who are so. They are annoying even though we love them to give them our own pieces of advice. :) They might be usable, but not in our region at least which makes them hard to use.
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