New (archaic) Words 9

pilimiction

passing of hair-like bodies in the urine

plebicolar

courting or appealing to the common people

plegnic

acting by a blow; striking like a hammer; percussive

plenisphere

a perfect sphere

pocilliform

shaped like a little cup

poliadic

of the nature of a local or tutelary god

pomarious

of or belonging to an orchard or fruit-garden

ponask

to cook game by splitting it and roasting it on a spit

portmantologist

one who studies or coins portmanteau words

prandicle

small meal

prebition

act of offering, showing or setting before

pregnatress

female power that generates or gives birth to something

prescited

foreknown or predestined for damnation; condemned

primifluous

that which flows first

privign

stepson

psalloid

resembling a harp or stringed instrument

psephograph

machine for automatically recording votes

pseudisodomous

style of wall construction using stones of different thickness

ptochology

study of beggars and unemployment

pudify

to cause to be ashamed

pugnastics

displays of pugilistic ability

pullarian

of or pertaining to chicken or fowl

pyroleter

double-pump fire extinguisher that produces carbonic acid

quadragintireme

vessel with forty rows of oars

quadrimular

lasting for four years

quaeritate

to question; to inquire

quercivorous

feeding on oak trees

quibbleism

practice of quibbling

quotientive

indicating how often

radicarian

pertaining to the roots of words

ramifactive

developing into a branch; forming a branch

recineration

second reduction to ashes

redamancy

act of loving in return

rendling

curdling or setting of cheese

resarciate

to mend; to make amends

rhedarious

of or serving as a carriage or chariot

rhodologist

one who studies and classifies roses

rimestock

old almanac with runic writings

riviation

fishing

roblet

to lead astray

rogalian

of or pertaining to a great fire

rogitate

to ask frequently

roomthily

spatially; with respect to space

rupography

art of taking impressions of coins or medals in sealing wax

ruricolous

living in the country or in fields

saburrate

the act of using heated sand in healing

sacricolist

devout worshipper

sagittiferous

bearing arrows

sagittipotent

having great ability in archery

sarcinarious

serving to carry a burden or load

scaevity

unluckiness; left-handedness

scandiscope

machine for cleaning chimneys

scathefire

great destructive fire; conflagration

scelidate

having legs; legged

sceptriferous

bearing a scepter

schismarch

founder of a schism

secability

capability of being cut

sedecuple

quantity sixteen times another

sementine

pertaining to sowing; of the time of seeding fields

senticous

prickly; thorny

seplasiary

seller or producer of perfumes and ointments

sermonolatry

excessive devotion to sermons

sevidical

speaking cruel and harsh words; threatening

sevous

like tallow or suet

siagonology

study of jaw-bones

sigilism

act of revealing the secrets of the confessional

sinapistic

consisting of mustard

sireniform

having the lower legs abnormally joined into a single limb

slimikin

small and slender

snobographer

one who describes or writes about snobs

sodalitious

of or belonging to society or to fellowship

soleated

shod like a horse

solennial

occurring once a year; annual

soloecal

provincially incorrect

somandric

pertaining to the human body

sophronize

to imbue with sound moral principles or self-control

sospital

keeping safe and healthy; preserving from danger

sparsile

of a star, not included in any constellation

speustic

made or baked in haste

spiscious

of a thick consistency

sputcheon

metal lining of the mouth of a scabbard

squiriferous

having the character or qualities of a squire

stagma

any distilled liquor

starrify

to decorate with stars; to make into a star

stibogram

graphic record of footprints

stigmatypy

printing portraits using dots of different sizes