Uncommon Vocabulary: Definitions for Unique Terms

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  • Flaring: Widening a tube or barrel into its mouth, like a horn.
  • Apostille: Commenting, interpreting, or completing a text by adding dimensions.
  • Andana: Order of placing some things online.
  • Atufal: Annoyance or anger.
  • Apipa: Binge or drink.
  • Whip: To irritate, to stimulate.
  • Algaba: Bird watching.
  • Bentos: The set of organisms living in water funds.
  • Conspicuous: Illustrious, visible, outstanding.
  • Cepheus: Eating, looking like pigs rooting in the ground.
  • Calico: Light cotton fabric.
  • Catear: To search, find, stalk, stalk.
  • Mud: Soft mud deposit that forms in rivers, especially in lagoons and low, wet sites.
  • Coadunar: To merge, mix, and add some things with others.
  • Constrain: To compel, to clear, or to forcibly compel someone to do something and run.
  • Despot: Sovereign who rules without being subject to any law.
  • Disposal: Excuse, escape, or exit.
  • Demigar: To dispel, to spread.
  • Dita: Debt.
  • Exiguus: Poor, poor.
  • Expiry: To clear faults, to purify them through some sacrifice.
  • Etymon: Root or another word from which it comes.
  • Engate: A form of cheating or flattery.
  • Broom: Thick scrub.
  • Embribar: To invite to dinner.
  • Fervid: Boiling.
  • Humbug: Lies, deception, false news.
  • Flébil: Pitiful, sad, tearful.
  • Joker: Burton, joker.
  • Grosez: Crass or buttery substance.
  • Golmajo: Fond of eating sweets.
  • Bunch: A group of people or things.
  • Impregnable: Not to be conquered or persuaded.
  • Iniquity: Evil, great injustice.
  • Infebril: Without fever.
  • Isleo: Small island next to a larger one.
  • Illustrious: Illustrious, enlightened, famed.
  • Jimi: Monkey.
  • Muir: Milk (milk extract).
  • Moscella: Spark of light or fire.
  • Moron: Small mound of land.
  • Pence: A small amount contributed for a particular purpose.
  • Timeliness: Timeliness, diligence, and brevity in doing or saying something.
  • Pirical: Of or relating to fire, especially fireworks.
  • Pesillo: Small and very precise balance used to weigh coins.
  • Pacer: To eat, chew, or spend some.
  • Rispa: Rough, violent, intractable.
  • Grumble: Growling, grumbling at what was ordered, or executing it reluctantly.
  • Secular: What happens or is repeated every century.
  • Sitting: Being seated.
  • Sedeno: Of silk or similar to it.
  • Soso: Without salt, or having little.
  • Decant: To upset, to stir.
  • Tusar: To shear.
  • Tuturutu: To sound the bugle.
  • Trastulo: Pastime, toy.
  • Tábido: Rotten or corrupted.
  • Tunder: To punish with blows, sticks, and whips.
  • Ungulates: Belonging or referring to the nail.
  • Zuzo: To scare a dog.

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