New (archaic) Words 8

inveteratist

opponent of reform; one who inveterately holds to tradition

ipsographic

self-recording

irredivivous

unable to be revived

isangelous

equal to the angels

jecorary

of or relating to the liver

jobler

one who does small jobs

jumperism

principles of a jumping Methodist sect

jungible

that may be joined

jussulent

full of broth or soup

kalotypography

beautiful printing

keleusmatically

imperatively; in an imperative mood

kexy

dry, brittle, withered

krioboly

sacrifice of many rams; bath in blood of rams

labascate

to begin to fall or slide

lagenarious

flagon-shaped

lambition

act of licking or lapping

lampistry

art of decorating lamps

lardlet

small piece of bacon to put into meat to enrich with fat

latibule

hiding place

leeftail

in great demand; having a quick sale

legatarian

of or pertaining to a deputy or legate

leporicide

killer or killing of hares or rabbits

lignatile

living or growing on wood

lignicide

woodcutter

lococession

place for giving

locupletative

tending to enrich

logarithmotechny

the art of calculating logarithms

lubency

willingness; pleasure

lugent

weeping; mourning

Lutherolatry

worship of Martin Luther and his teachings

macellarious

pertaining to butchers or meat markets

magastromancy

magical astrology

magistricide

the killing or killer of a teacher or master

magophony

massacre of magi or priests

maleolent

having an ill odour

mancation

maiming; mutilation

mariturient

eager to marry

mecography

measurement of the dimensions and weight of body parts

medioxumate

of gods of intermediate rank between those of heaven and of hell

melanochalcographer

engraver of copper printing plates

miliaceous

like millet or the millet-seed

mingent

discharging urine

misqueme

to displease; to offend

mitescent

growing mild

mochlic

drastic purgative medicine

modernicide

killing or killer of modern people

molrowing

caterwauling; cavorting with prostitutes

montivagant

wandering over hills and mountains

morsicant

producing the sensation of repeated biting or pricking

mowburnt

of crops, spoiled by becoming overheated

mulcible

able to be appeased

mulomedic

relating to the medical care of mules

murklins

in the dark

myriander

consisting of ten thousand men

namelings

persons bearing the same name

nepheliad

cloud-nymph

nequient

not being able

nerterology

learning relating to the dead or the underworld

nidifice

a nest

noscible

knowable; well-known

novaturient

desiring changes or alterations

nubivagant

moving throughout or among clouds

obacerate

to stop one's mouth

obarmate

to arm against

obrumpent

breaking; bursting

obstrigillate

to oppose; to resist

occaecation

the act of blinding

occultation

act of treading on or trampling

odynometer

instrument for measuring pain

omniregency

universal rulership; state of complete authority

oncethmus

braying

operiment

a covering

oporopolist

fruit-seller

orgiophant

one who presides over orgies

ossifragant

bone-breaking

ovablastic

making eggs burst open in the womb

palintocy

repayment of interest paid on a loan

palmoscopy

observation of heartbeat or pulse as part of medical diagnosis

pamphagous

eating everything; all-consuming

panchymagogue

medicine purging all the humours from the body

pannuscorium

soft leather cloth used on the tops of shoes and boots

papicolist

one who worships the pope; a papist

parepochism

error in dating or assigning time period

paterophobia

fear of the early Church fathers

patration

perfection or completion of something

pecuarious

serving or belonging to beasts or cattle

pedegorize

to construct a pedigree; to derive through a pedigree

penarious

of or pertaining to victuals or provisions

penintime

second from inmost

perantique

very antique or ancient

pessundate

to cast down or ruin

phalerate

ornamented; decorated

phasianic

of or pertaining to pheasants

philargyrist

lover of money; covetous person

phlyarologist

one who talks nonsense

phoenigm

reddening of the skin; reddish medical application

phylactology

science of counter-espionage

pication

application of warm pitch to the skin as medical treatment for paralysis

pigritude

slothfulness

piladex

game where an inflated bag is hit with hand to keep aloft across a table