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- Eschaton
- Pneumatophony - n. So-called spirit-speaking; the supposed production of articulate sounds, resembling the human voice or speech, and conveying intelligence, by disembodied spirits.
- Oneirodynia
- flamen
- vizard
- excogitate
- Lethiferous - adj. lethal
- Synteresis
- Rogalian - of or pertaining to a great fire
- Ichthyomorphic - having the shape or some other feature of a fish.
- Eidolism - belief in ghosts
- Autolatry - worship of oneself
- Vernalagnia - a romantic mood brought on by spring
- Naumachia
- Polyommatous - having many eyes
- Moloch
- Eidolon
- Fefnicute - a sneaky, two-faced hypocrite
- Sophrosyne
- Rosicler - dawn pink, rosy tint of dawn
- Erythrism
- Selcouth - Strange, unusual, rare; unfamiliar; marvellous, wondrous.
- Luciform - of, relating to, or having the characteristics of light : luminous.
- Concupiscence
- Infensus - lat. angered
- Impetrate
- Oneirataxia - the inability to differentiate between dreams and reality.
- Concilliabule - secret plans, a plot made behind closed doors.
- Psychomanteum
- Cernunnos
- Frondescence
- Somnifugous - Driving away sleep.
- Immorigerous - rude; uncivil; disobedient
- Flambeau
- Nenuphar
- Cervicorn - branching like antlers; bearing antlers
- Pyrrhotism - the condition or characteristic of having red hair.
- Noölogy
- Malneirophrenia - a state of depression following a nightmare.
- Atollent - lifting up/raising
- Oneironaut
- Agnize
- Michiru - to be full/full, fulfill, satisfy
- Tripudiation - the act of dancing
- Mystagogue
- Atrabilious
- Verloren - lost, missing/doomed, forlorn
- thalassic
- teratoid - of, resembling, or being a teratoma
- cryptonym
- Crotalus
- Conspue - to spurn with contempt as if by spitting upon.
- Creancer - a guardian or tutor.
- Veritaphobia
- Equanimity
- Abnegation
- Nescience
- Vulnus - lat. wound.
- Delitescent - lying hidden : obfuscated, latent.
- Preponderant
- Enmity
- Pyrolatry
- Carceral
- Neoblastic - relating to or constituting new growth.
- Energumen
- Hexenritt - witch step
- Alethiology
- Predacean - a carnivorous animal.
- Tinnitus
- Affray
- Oneiromancy
- Discommode
- Fideism
- Preliator - lat. fighter
- Percuriosus - lat. very inquisitive
- Vinolency - drunkenness
- Plutomania - excessive or abnormal desire for wealth.
- Illudere - to create an illusion.
- Voltaic - relating to electricity produced by chemical action in a battery; galvanic.
- Interfector - killer, murderer, slayer/destroyer.
- Ultion - revenge; vengeance; retaliation.
- Ramage - living in the branches of trees, wild.
- Maumet
- Ensiform
- Silvicolous - living in or inhabiting woodlands.
- Proelium - lat. a battle.
- Finnimbrun - A trifle, trinket or knick-knack.
- Anomie
- Vamoose
- Patibulary - of, relating to, or suggesting the gallows or hanging.
- Rencounter
- Rebarbative
- Aleger - Gay; cheerful; sprightly.
- Redolence
- Scelestic - evil; wicked; atrocious.
- Nyctophilia - a preference for the night or darkness.
- Epicedium
- Quiddity
- Venatrix/Venator - hunter.
- Astriferous - Bearing stars.
- Transept
- Psychosophy
- Sovenance - remembrance.
- Virago
- Eudaimonia
- Latibule - a safe, hidden-away place.
- Nemophilist - One who is fond of forests or forest scenery; a haunter of the woods.
- Anthesis
- Monody
- Ariose - characterized by melody—distinguished from recitative.
- Oblatrate - to bark or snarl, as a dog.
- Venefic - poisonous; pertaining to poison or poisoning.
- Epithymetic - characterized by desire.
- Theomancy - a form of divination involving divinely inspired oracles or others inspired by God; a form of divination involving the responses of oracles or other soothsayers.
- Bewray - to reveal or disclose; betray.
- Tsuris
- Perscitus - lat. very clever, exceedingly sharp.
- Recalcitrance
- Agateophobia - fear of insanity, or going insane.
- Tragedienne
- Bacchanalia
- Vaudoux - voodoo (pl).
- Averno - hell.
- Cervidae
- cribriform
- cruciform
- cubiform
- deiform
- agenesis
- anamorphosis
- anaphoresis
- asepsis
- atelectasis
- pyrolysis
- xanthosis
- xerosis
- craton
- cerumen
- albumen
- tephramancy
- eponym
- metonym
- logolepsy - an extreme fascination with words
- pachynsis - thickening
- polyaemia - plethora
- pomiferous - bearing apples
- pornocracy - government by harlots
- porosis - knitting together of broken bones
- procellous - stormy
- pysmatic - questioning, interrogatory
- pyrophorus - substance that spontaneously combusts
- pyrexia - fever
- pyx
- pyxis
- ichorous
- ichorescent - becoming ichorous
- ichneumous - parasitical
- ichnogram - footprint
- ideopraxist - one who is impelled to carry out an idea
- ignipotent - presiding over fire
- ignivomous - vomiting or spitting forth fire
- ignescent - capable of emitting sparks
- inferiae - offerings to the spirits of the dead
- infaust - unlucky, ill-omened
- expiate
- induviae - withered leaves which persist on plants
- aa - Basaltic lava forming very rough, jagged masses with a light frothy texture.
- adscititious - additional
- absquatulate - to leave somewhere abruptly
- argute - shrewd
- cacoethes - an irresistible urge to do something inadvisable
- canorous - melodious or resonant
- chiliad - a group of a thousand things; a millennium
- omphalos - the center or hub of something
- tellurian - of or inhabiting the earth
- pyknic
- pollex - the thumb
- prosopagnosia - inability to recognize the faces of familiar people, often as a result of brain damage
- paraph - a flourish after a signature
- operose - involving or displaying significant effort
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