Abecedarian ~ of or relating to the alphabet.
Afflatus ~ a divine imparting of knowledge or power.
Allegiant ~ loyal; faithful.
Asperity ~ roughness of manner or of temper.
Atelophobia ~ the tear of not being good enough.
Beamish ~ bright, cheerful, and optimistic.
Bibliophilia ~ the love of books.
Brontide ~ the low rumble of distant thunder.
Calennig ~ a gift given for new year.
Canorous ~ pleasant sounding; melodious.
Chatoyant ~ changing in luster or color.
Coddiwomple ~ to travel in a purposeful manner towards a vague destination.
Absquatulate ~ to leave without saying goodbye.
Ailurophile ~ a cat-lover.
Anachronism ~ something belonging to the wrong time.
Assuage ~ to make quiet; pacify.
Athazagoraphobia ~ the fear of forgetting, being forgotten or ignored, or being replaced.
Bel-esprit ~ a person of great wit or intellect.
Boilerplate ~ tightly packed icy snow.
Burgeon ~ to send forth new growth.
Callipygian ~ having beautiful, well-shaped buttocks.
Catharsis ~ the purging or release of emotional tensions, esp. through kinds of art or music.
Chevelure ~ a head of hair.
Coexist ~ to live in the beauty of our differences.
Accentuate ~ accent, emphasize; intensify.
Alamort ~ half-dead of exhaustion.
Apricate ~ to bask in the sun.
Astrophilia ~ rare love of and/or obsession with planets, stars, and outer space.
Baleful ~ threatening harm or evil.
Bemuse ~ to make confused.
Bonzer ~ remarkable; wonderful.
Buttonhole ~ to detain in conversation.
Campestral ~ of or relating to fields or open country.
Celerity ~ swiftness; speed.
Chockablock ~ very full.
Cohort ~ a group of people with something in common.
Aesthete ~ someone with deep sensitivity to the beauty of art of nature.
Alexithymia ~ an inability to describe emotions in a verbal manner.
Apricity ~ the warmth of the sun in the winter.
Ataraxia ~ the state of blissful and serene calmness.
Balter ~ to dance artlessly, without particular grace or skill but usually with enjoyment.
Benison ~ blessing, benediction.
Bower ~ an attractive dwelling or retreat.
Cajole ~ to coax or persuade.
Canhanaich ~ early morning twilight.
Chasten ~ to correct by punishment or suffering.
Churlish ~ of, resembling, or characteristic of a churl.
Commensal ~ eating together at the same table