New (archaic) Words 10

stiricide

falling of icicles from a house

sturionic

of or pertaining to the sturgeon

succisive

of time, spare or in excess

suffarcinate

to load up; to stuff

summotion

removal

supellectile

of the nature of furniture

surgation

erection of the penis

synallactic

reconciliatory

tabernarious

belonging to shops or taverns

tantuple

multiplied by the same number; so many times a given quantity

tauroboly

slaughter of a bull or bulls; pagan bull sacrifice

tecnolatry

worship or idolization of children

teliferous

bearing darts or missiles

telligraph

charter outlining boundaries of landholdings

temerate

to break a bond or promise; to profane

tenellous

somewhat tender

tetanothrum

cosmetic for removing wrinkles

teterrimous

most foul

theomeny

the wrath of God

thural

of or pertaining to incense

thysiastery

sacrificial altar

tolfraedic

of reckoning one hundred as 120; duodecimal

tollation

act of lifting

tornatil

made with a wheel; turned on a wheel

tortiloquy

crooked speech

trabeal

like a beam; of the nature of a horizontal beam

traboccant

superabundant; excessive

tragematopolist

confectioner; seller of sweets

trajectitious

characterized by oversea transport

tremefy

to cause to tremble

triclavianism

belief that only three nails were used at Christ's crucifixion

tristifical

causing to be sad or mournful

tropaean

blowing from sea to land

trophaeal

pertaining to or adorned with trophies

tudiculate

to bruise or pound; to work as with a hammer

tussicate

to cough

uglyography

bad handwriting; poor spelling

ulvose

full of reeds or weeds

urette

dried animal urine absorbed into calcareous soil

utible

serviceable; useful

utlegation

legal process by which someone is outlawed

uviferous

bearing grapes or vines

vacivity

emptiness

vadiation

act of requiring a pledge

vadosity

fact of being fordable

vampirarchy

set of rulers comparable to vampires

vanmost

in the front; foremost

vappous

flat; insipid

vargeous

resembling a rod; rod-like

vectarious

belonging to a wagon or carriage

vellicle

something that pinches or holds fast

venalitious

of the sale of humans as slaves

venialia

minor sins or offences

venundate

to buy and sell

venustation

act of causing to become beautiful or handsome

veprecose

full of brambles

veteratorian

crafty; subtle

vicambulate

to walk about in the streets

viduifical

widow-making

viliorate

to make less good; to worsen

vinitorian

of or pertaining to tending vines

virtival

metal support for an axle

visotactile

involving both touch and vision

vocitate

to name or call

volgivagant

pertaining to the common people; poor or base; inconstant

vultuous

having a sad or solemn countenance

weequashing

spearing of fish or eels by torchlight from canoes

welmish

of a pale or sickly colour

woundikins

diminutive form of 'wounds'; mild oath

xenization

fact of travelling as a stranger

yelve

dung-fork; garden-fork; to use such a fork

zygostatical

pertaining to a market official in charge of weights

plicate

the act or process of folding, the state of being folded.