Fantasy (642)

Combinations (432)

Incorrections(285)

Multilingual RW(533)

I'm always open to suggestions for what language to try next, so if there's any you'd like to see more of here then do drop me a message.

I don't read or speak any language but for English, so have had to trust that my sources' translations are accurate. You may like to search these names up yourself to be absolutely certain.

Aedada
Ladino for (adj.) Aged, elderly

Afabilitate
Romanian for (n.) Affability

Afacere
Romanian for (n.) Business, affair

Afeytado
Ladino for (n.) Makeup, ornaments

Afkomst
Dutch for (n.) Origin, birth, descent

Ajfiz
Mapudungun for (n.) Pea

Alboare
Romanian for (n.) (rare) Radiance, glimmer, gloss

Alegriya
Ladino for (n.) Joy

Alfagur
Faroese for (adj.) (poetic) Very beautiful

Alimanya
Ladino for (n.) Wild animal

Aliwentu
Mapudungun for (n.) Grove

Amebiano
Spanish for (adj.) Amoebic

Angiportus
Latin for (n.) Alley

Anomenat
Catalan for (adj.) So-called

Ansestre
Novial for (n.) Ancestor

Antoniem
Dutch for (n.) Antonym

Argernis
German for (n.) Annoyance

Argintar
Romanian for (n.) (rare) Person who makes or sells silver objects

Artificiu
Romanian for (n.) 1. Artifice, 2. Fireworks

Asetuna
Ladino for (n.) Olive (fruit)

Assenyat
Catalan for (adj.) Sensible

Aveyana
Ladino for (n.) Hazelnut

Avorrit
Catalan for (adj.) 1. Boring, 2. Bored

Ayudador
Ladino for (n.) Assistant, helper

Aznedad
Ladino for (n.) Foolish thing, foolish act

Azvm
Mapudungun for (n.) Practical skill

---

Badinilud
Volapük for (n.) Suspicion

Bafaxa
Mapudungun for (n.) Toad

Bafkeh
Mapudungun for (n.) 1. Lake, 2. Sea

Bafken
Mapudungun for (n.) 1. Lake, 2. Sea

Bagaf
Volapük for (n.) Paragraph

Bagay
Haitian Creole for (n.) Thing

Bajloz
Albanian for (n.) Giant

Balabay
Ladino for (n.) Master of the house

Balabaya
Ladino for (n.) Mistress of the house

Baldaken
Esperanto for (n.) Canopy

Balul
Volapük for (n.) January

Bamende
Mandarin for (n.) Doorkeeper

Banalny
Polish for (adj.) Banal

Banorem
Volapük for (n.) Panorama

Bardur
Faroese for (adj.) Beaten, impacted

Batalik
Ladino for (n.) Idleness

Bavajada
Ladino for (n.) Nonsense, foolishness

Bayladora
Ladino for (n.) Female dancer

Bediener
Dutch for (n.) Operator

Beginan
Volapük for (n.) Beginner

Beklimmer
Dutch for (n.) Climber

Belifot
Volapük for (n.) Experience

Benovim
Volapük for (n.) Good mood

Benyuan
Mandarin for (n.) Origin

Bergrisi
Old Norse for (n.) Mountain-giant

Bespikan
Volapük for (n.) Interviewer

Bewfv
Mapudungun for (n.) River

Bezlitosny
Polish for (adj.) Merciless

Biedik
Volapük for (n.) Bitter taste

Bienadomil
Volapük for (n.) Beehive

Bijutel
Volapük for (n.) 1. Jeweller, 2. Jeweller's shop

Blavenc
Catalan for (adj.) Bluish

Bletar
Albanian for (n.) Beekeeper

Blettr
Old Norse for (n.) 1. Stain, 2. Blot

Blindat
Catalan for (adj.) Armoured

Blindur
Faroese for (adj.) Blind

Blondeado
Ladino for (adj.) Fair-haired

Bolestan
Serbo-Croation for (adj.) Sick, ill

Brandgulur
Faroese for (adj.) Orange

Brigdiligur
Faroese for (adj.) Variable, mutable

Bubulcus
Latin for (n.) Ploughman

Bufafenzi
Mandarin for (n.) Lawless person

Bursuc
Romanian for (n.) Badger

Busuioc
Romanian for (n.) Basil (plant)

Butsuryu
Japanese for (n.) Logistics

Byervo
Ladino for (n.) Word

---

Caballarius
Latin for (n.) A horseman, rider; hostler

Calambur
Romanian for (n.) Pun (joke or type of wordplay)

Candoare
Romanian for (n.) Candor

Cedrowy
Polish for (adj.) Of, or pertaining to cedars (trees or wood)

Cerralleiro
Galician for (n.) Locksmith

Chelner
Romanian for (n.) Waiter

Chubascu
Asturian for (n.) Rain shower, cloudburst

Circitor
Latin for (n.) Patrol

Combativo
Spanish for (adj.) Combative

Complaent
Catalan for (adj.) Complacent

Concienzudo
Spanish for (adj.) Contientious

Continuu
Romanian for (adj.) Continuous

Conulaf
Mapudungun for (n.) Pigeon

Convenible
Spanish for (adj.) Suitable, right

Costaner
Catalan for (adj.) Coastal

Cutremur
Romanian for (n.) Earthquake

Cvje
Mapudungun for (n.) Gull; seagull

Cyfrowy
Polish for (adj.) Digital

---

Dankwoord
Dutch for (n.) A speech of thanks

Danliang
Mandarin for (n.) Nerve

Daufr
Old Norse for (adj.) Deaf

Dedikado
Ladino for (adj.) Dedicated

Deimhinne
Scottish Gaelic for (adj.) Certain, sure, positive

Denkbeeld
Afrikaans for (n.) Idea

Derbedeu
Romanian for (n.) Vagabond, scamp, hooligan, loafer

Desafilado
Spanish for (adj.) (of an edge) Dull

Desembarazado
Spanish for (adj.) 1. Free, 2. Easygoing

Desembre
Catalan, Ladino and Novial for (n.) December

Deshonest
Catalan for (adj.) Dishonest

Desmedidio
Spanish for (adj.) Excessive

Despreciativo
Spanish for (adj.) 1. Scornful, 2. Derogatory

Difamatorio
Spanish for (adj.) Defamatory

Diletante
Spanish for (n.) Dilettante

Dilleachd
Scottish Gaelic for (n.) Orphan

Djaspe
Ladino for (n.) Jasper

Djoya
Ladino for (n.) Jewel

Djulio
Ladino for (n.) July

Djusta
Ladino for (adj.) Correct, exact

Djusto
Ladino for (adj.) Correct, exact

Doktoro
Esperanto, Ido and Novial for (n.) Doctor

Dolyo
Ladino for (n.) Mourning

Dongfang
Mandarin for 1. (n.) East, 2. (adj.) Eastern

Doofheid
Dutch for (n.) Deafness

Duilleag
Scottish Gaelic for (n.) 1. Leaf, 2. Page

Duisend
Afrikaans (n.) Thousand

Dujuanhua
Mandarin for (n.) Azalea

Dumetum
Latin for (n.) Thicket

Dyezena
Ladino for (adj.) Quantity of ten, tenth

---

Eaxlegespann
Old English for (n.) Crosspiece, crossbar

Einband
German for (n.) Binding, cover (of a book)

Einfaldur
Faroese for (adj.) Simple

Endjunto
Ladino for (adj.) Together

Enkantado
Ladino for (adj.) Astonished

Entendible
Spanish for (adj.) Understandable

Entremetido
Spanish for (adj.) Nosy, meddlesome

Enverano
Ladino for (n.) Summer

Eoforlic
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Boar image, figurine of a boar

Eornost
Old English for (n.) 1. Earnestness, 2. Vigour

Eredmeny
Hungarian for (n.) Result, outcome

Eronat
Romanian for (adj.) Erroneous; inaccurate; wrong

Eskasa
Ladino for (adj.) Stingy

Esponxa
Asturian and Galician for (n.) Sponge

Etajate
Romanian for (adj.) Placed in vertical columns (contributed by Fasty1245)

Evaziv
Romanian for (adj.) Evasive

Excluyente
Spanish for (adj.) Exclusive

---

Fanyiyuan
Mandarin for (n.) Interpreter

Febreiro
Galician for (n.) February

Feixingshu
Mandarin for (n.) Airmanship

Fenzhong
Mandarin for (n.) (time) Minute

Ffrengig
Welsh for (adj.) French, pertaining to France

Filigran
Danish and Romanian for (n.) Filigree

Fistulator
Latin for (n.) Piper

Fitrun
Mapudungun for (n.) Smoke

Fjalor
Albanian for (n.) Dictionary

Fjarur
Faroese for (adj.) Far, distant

Flavgriza
Esperanto for (n.) Beige

Flojere
Albanian for (n.) Flute

Folcstede
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Public place, meeting-place

Foldbuend
Old English for (n.) One who lives on the land; and earth-dweller, a man

Folositor
Romanian for (adj.) Useful

Formidabil
Romanian for (adj.) Formidable

Framgang
Swedish for (n.) (an individual piece of) Progress; a success

Frekr
Old Norse for (adj.) Greedy

Froskr
Old Norse for (n.) Frog

Frumsceaft
Old English for (n.) 1. Creation (abstract concept or created thing), 2. Origin, original place or state

Fuliginoso
Spanish for (adj.) 1. Fuliginous, sooty, 2. Dark, obscure

Funigel
Romanian for (n.) Gossamer

---

Gaddr
Old Norse for (n.) 1. Goad, spike, 2. Hard snow

Gaforre
Albanian for (n.) 1. Crab, 2. (astrology) One born under the sign of Cancer

Geardagas
Old English for (n.) Olden days, days of yore

Geatwa
Old English for (n.) 1. Equipment, 2. Trappings

Gebaar
Dutch for (n.) Gesture

Gedagte
Afrikaans for (n.) Thought, idea, opinion

Gegncwide
Old English for (n.) Answer, reply

Gejoel
Dutch for (n.) Outcry, clamour

Geldstuk
Dutch for (n.) Coin (a piece of currency)

Gesieltan
Old English for (v.) To salt

Gesweostor
Old English for (n.) Sisters

Gitarra
Ladino for (n.) Guitar

Glacjalny
Polish for (adj.) Glacial

Grangou
Haitian Creole for 1. (n.) Hunger, 2. (adj.) Hungry

Granxa
Galician for (n.) Farm

Grisenc
Catalan for (adj.) Greyish

Guanliren
Mandarin for (n.) Keeper

Gumcynn
Old English for (n.) (poetic) 1. Mankind, 2. Race, nation

Gunorta
1. Turkmen for (n.) South, 2. Azeri for (n.) Noon, midday

Gustul
Volapük for (n.) August (month)

Gvrv
Mapudungun for (n.) Fox

---

Hacedero
Spanish for (adj.) Doable, feasible

Hacendoso
Spanish for (adj.) Industrious

Handboei
Dutch for (n.) Handcuff

Hangkong
Mandarin for (n.) Aviation

Headfod
Old English for (n.) Headland

Heahstede
Old English for (n.) (poetic) High, or important, place; promontory

Heahweg
Old English for (n.) Highway, road between towns

Henkyokusha
Japanese for (n.) (music) Arranger

Heregrima
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Battle-mask, helmet

Hereheatwa
Old English for (n.) 1. War-gear, 2. Heriot

Herumetto
Japanese for (n.) A helmet

Hibiernu
Asturian for (n.) Winter

Hiregil
Volapük for (n.) Petty king, kinglet

Hleorberg
Old English for (n.) Cheek-guard (on a helmet)

Hostelero
Spanish for 1. (adj.) Of or pertaining to an inn, 2. (n.) Innkeeper

Hringedstefna
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Curve-prowed ship, ringed vessel

Hronfisc
Old English for (n.) Whale

Hropan
Old English for (v.) To call

Hvassur
Faroese for (adj.) Sharp

Hwyrft
Old English for (n.) 1. Revolution, turning, circuit, orbit, 2. Movement, motion, course

---

Ichuna
Mapudungun for (n.) Sickle

Iepurar
Romanian for (n.) Golden eagle

Iertare
Romanian for (n.) 1. Forgiveness, pardon, 2. Excuse

Ingentilire
Italian for (v.) To refine or civilize

Injustificable
Spanish for (adj.) Unjustifiable

Inkognit
Esperanto for (adj.) Incognito

Invizibil
Romanian for (adj.) Invisible

Iomallach
Scottish Gaelic for (adj.) 1. Distant, remote, 2. Peripheral, isolated

Iviernu
Asturian for (n.) Winter

---

Jankurna
Martuthunira for (n.) Emu

Jarrkurti
Martuthunira for (n.) Three

Jianzhushi
Mandarin for (n.) Architect

Jijixing
Mandarin for (n.) Enthusiasm

Jirli
Martuthunira for (n.) 1. Upper arm, 2. Fin of a turtle or fish

Jishuyuan
Mandarin for (n.) Technician

Jongere
Dutch for (n.) A young person, an adolescent

Jonkvil
Esperanto for (n.) Jonquil

Jounalis
Haitian Creole for (n.) Journalist

Jozko
Mapudungun for (n.) 1. Swamp, marsh, 2. Reservoir

Junimea
Romanian for (n.) (archaic) Youth (part of life)

Juorukello
Finnish for (n.) 1. Telltale, 2. Gossip

Justificable
Spanish for (adj.) Justifiable

Juwayu
Martuthunira for (n.) Hand

Juwayumarta
Martuthunira for (n.) Doctor

---

Kafeidian
Mandarin for (n.) Cafe

Kapabl
Esperanto for (adj.) Capable

Kapatid
Filipino for (n.) Sibling (contributed by Cougcat)

Kariofil
Esperanto for (n.) Clove

Kastanjebrun
Swedish for (adj.) Auburn

Kattarhali
Old Norse for (n.) A cat's tail

Katyune
Novial for (n.) Kitten

Kawej
Mapudungun for (n.) Horse

Keddur
Faroese for (adj.) Sad, tired (of something)

Keliedik
Volapük for (adj.) 1. Sympathetic, 2. Compassionate

Keurmerk
Dutch for (n.) Seal of approval

Kirurgo
Esperanto and Ladino for (n.) Surgeon

Klamstvo
Slovak for (n.) Lie, falsehood

Kleinbaas
Afrikaans for (n.) Little master

Kolport
Esperanto for (v.) Hawk, peddle

Kongligur
Faroese for (adj.) Royal

Koninkryk
Afrikaans for (n.) Kingdom

Konstgjord
Swedish for (adj.) Artificial

Kontralt
Esperanto for (n.) Contralto

Krabr
Esperanto for (n.) Hornet

Kulhampa
Martuthunira for (n.) Fish

Kulivik
Volapük for (adj.) Educated

Kulkutauti
Finnish for (n.) Epidemic, plague

Kulturell
German for (adj.) Cultural

---

Lafheid
Dutch for (n.) Lack of courage; cowardice

Landbuend
Old English for (n.) Land-dweller, native

Landfruma
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Ruler of the land, king

Landsmann
German for (n.) Fellow country-man

Lanqiu
Mandarin for (n.) Basketball

Lebreiro
Galician for (n.) Hound, hunting dog

Lempinimi
Finnish for (n.) Nickname; familiar, invented given name

Leseesel
Norwegian for (n.) Reading donkey (contributed by Fasty1245)

Licurici
Romanian for (n.) 1. Firefly, 2. Glowworm

Liegik
Volapük for (adj.) Rich

Limbut
Romanian for 1. (adj.) Talkative, talky, chatty, garrulous, 2. (n.) Prattler, chatterbox, windbag

Limoada
Galician for (n.) Lemonade

Livadh
Albanian for (n.) 1. Meadow, 2. Pasture

Llevadero
Spanish for (adj.) 1. Tolerable, 2. Entertaining

Llibru
Asturian for (n.) Book

Llovedizo
Spanish for (adj.) Leaky

Lofzang
Dutch for (n.) Song of praise

Loppuminen
Finnish for (n.) Ending

Ludimagister
Latin for (n.) Schoolmaster

Lykill
Icelandic and Old Norse for (n.) Key

---

Maalluvaa
Sinhala for (n.) Fish

Magistru
Romanian for (n.) (literary) Master, teacher, professor, acolyte

Mahiwaga
Filipino for (adj.) Enchanted (contributed by Cougcat)

Maklik
Afrikaans for (adj.) Easy

Malgaja
Esperanto for (adj.) Sad, dreary

Malhadado
Spanish for (adj.) Burdened with bad luck

Malmr
Old Norse for (n.) Ore, metal

Malsaga
Esperanto for (adj.) Foolish

Manelun
Mapudungun for (n.) Present, gift

Marglittur
Faroese for (adj.) Colourful

Markolat
Hungarian for (n.) Hilt, grasp, grip (the handle of a sword or other weapons)

Marmeleiro
Galician for (n.) Quince tree

Mascato
Galician for (n.) Gannet (bird)

Mawiza
Mapudungun for (n.) 1. Mountain, 2. Forest

Mazalozo
Ladino for (adj.) Happy

Mazloso
Ladino for (adj.) Lucky

Meiguihua
Mandarin for (n.) Rose flower

Meizhouren
Mandarin for (n.) American; the people of the continents of North and South America

Mensaxeiro
Galician for (n.) Messenger

Merkurdie
Novial for (n.) Wednesday

Meshared
Ladino for (n.) Servant

Miejski
Polish for (adj.) Of a city; belonging to a city; urban

Mielipaha
Finnish for (n.) Dismay (contributed by Pitke)

Mincinos
Romanian for 1. (adj.) Lying, mendacious, untrue, 2. (n.) Liar

Minpunt
Dutch for (n.) Disadvantage, downside, negative characteristic

Mocador
Catalan and Occitan for (n.) Handkerchief

Modernizar
Spanish for (v.) To modernize

Modgehygd
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Thought, intention

Moltrein
Afrikaans for (n.) Subway

Moralny
Polish for (adj.) Moral

Muced
Romanian for (adj.) Moldy, musty

Mundgripe
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Grasp, hand-grip

---

Nachhut
German for (n.) Rearguard

Nadejny
Czech for (adj.) Promising, hopeful

Namhaft
German for (adj.) Named, by name; renowned

Nanfang
Mandarin for (n.) South

Nasture
Romanian for (n.) Button (as on clothing)

Neahbuend
Old English for (n.) Neighbour

Neahgebur
Old English for (n.) Neighbour

Necinstit
Romanian for (adj.) Dishonest

Neergang
Dutch for (n.) Downfall

Nefericire
Romanian for (n.) Unhappiness

Nemernic
Romanian for 1. (adj.) Infamous, ignoble, wicked, 2. (n.) Rascal, scoundrel, villain

Nenoroc
Romanian for (n.) Bad luck, misfortune

Nitedik
Volapük for (adj.) Interesting

Nokte
Novial for (n.) Night

Notstand
German for (n) (state of) Emergency; urgent need

Novanm
Haitian Creole for (n.) November

Nvhaizi
Mandarin for (n.) Girl

---

Oavbruten
Swedish for (adj.) Continuous

Objetor
Spanish for (n.) Objector

Obraznic
Romanian for (adj.) 1. Arrogant, cheeky, 2. Disrespectful

Obreru
Asturian for (n.) Worker

Obriga
Galician for (n.) Obligation

Obsequens
Latin for (adj.) Amenable

Ogromny
Polish for (adj.) Immense, huge

Oighre
Scottish Gaelic for (n.) Heir, inheritor

Ojituerto
Spanish for (adj.) Cross-eyed

Okule
Novial for (n.) Eye

Omroep
Dutch for (n.) Broadcaster

Omtrek
Dutch for (n.) Perimeter, circumference

Onbruik
Dutch for (n.) Disuse

Ondank
Dutch for (n.) Ingratitude, lack of gratitude

Ongemak
Dutch for (n.) 1. Inconvenience, 2. Flaw, defect

Orixinal
Galician for (n.) Original

Orkestr
Esperanto for (n.) Orchestra

Osmijeh
Serbo-Croation for (n.) Smile

Overmoed
Dutch for (n.) Overconfidence, great courage, recklessness

---

Pakarwa
Mapudungun for (n.) Frog

Panadeiro
Galician for (n.) Baker

Parraguesa
Galician for (n.) Mantis

Pedrazo
Galician for (n.) Hailstone

Pengren
Mandarin for (n.) Cookery

Perecedero
Spanish for (adj.) Perishable

Perillinen
Finnish for (n.) (law) Beneficiary, heir, inheritor

Perperam
Latin for (adj.) Untruly

Peshkado
Ladino for (n.) Fish

Pexegueiro
Galician for (n.) Peach tree

Pianod
Volapük for (n.) Piano

Picapeixe
Galician for (n.) Kingfisher (bird)

Pigrities
Latin for (n.) Laziness, indolence

Plappern
German for (v.) Babble

Pleidik
Volapük for (adj.) Proud

Plemienny
Polish for (adj.) Tribal

Pocetak
Serbo-Croation for (n.) Beginning

Podobny
Polish for (adj.) Similar; alike

Poetycki
Spanish for (adj.) Poetic

Poledne
Czech for (n.) Midday, noon

Poludnie
Polish for (n.) 1. Noon, midday, 2. South

Popierius
Lithuanian for (n.) Paper

Posibil
Romanian for 1. (adj.) Possible, 2. (n.) Possibility

Potentisimo
Spanish for (adj.) Most powerful

Poveste
Romanian for (n.) Story, yarn, tale, fable

Pracowity
Polish for (adj.) Hard-working

Prednik
Slovene for (n.) Ancestor

Premye
Haitian Creole for (adj.) First

Prescindible
Spanish for (adj.) Expendable; dispensable

Prizonier
Romanian for (n.) Prisoner

Propekulo
Esperanto for (n.) Scapegoat

Pudrido
Spanish for (adj.) Putrid, rotten

---

Qingnian
Mandarin for (n.) Youth; young person

Quanbu
Mandarin for (adj.) Entire; whole

Quanqiu
Mandarin for (n.) The whole world

---

Radiogolf
Dutch for (n.) Radio wave

Rantsoen
Dutch for (n.) Ration

Ratuga
Occitan for (n.) Mouse

Reconocido
Spanish for (adj.) Recognised

Redekunde
Dutch for (n.) Rhetoric

Redingot
Esperanto for (n.) Frock-coat

Refrakt
Esperanto for (v.) Refract

Reloxeiro
Galician for (n.) Watchmaker

Renovador
Spanish for (adj.) Renewing, describing renewal

Reordberend
Old English for (n.) 'Voice-bearer', person

Repagula
Latin for (n.) Bolts, bars

Repraesentatio
Latin for (n.) Representation

Rexente
Galician for (n.) Regent

Reykr
Old Norse for (n.) Smoke

Rezistanc
Esperanto for (n.) Resistance

Rijbaan
Dutch for (n.) Carriageway

Rijdier
Dutch for (n.) A riding-animal or mount, a domesticated animal used to carry a rider on its back, as opposed to pets, draught animals and wild animals

Ritarillinen
Finnish for (adj.) Chivalrous, gallant

Rondreis
Dutch for (n.) Tour

Ruangao
Mandarin for (n.) Ointment

Rubinowy
Polish for (adj.) 1. Of or relating to ruby, 2. Ruby colour

Ruehrung
German for (n.) Emotion

Ruwheid
Dutch for (n.) Roughness, crudity

---

Saisainennen
Japanese for (adv.) Year in, year out

Sakusofon
Japanese for (n.) Saxophone

Sannur
Faroese and Icelandic for (adj.) True

Saturdie
Novial for (n.) Saturday

Scamator
Romanian for (n.) Conjurer, juggler, magician

Schimpflich
German for (adj.) Disgraceful

Schnippisch
German for (adj.) Snappish, uppish

Searuhabbend
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Armed warrior

Seheludo
Ladino for (adj.) Intelligent

Sgoilear
Scottish Gaelic for (n.) Pupil, scholar, student, a learned person, disciple

Shirjianh
Mandarin for (n.) Practice

Shiyiyue
Mandarin for (n.) November

Shizhong
Mandarin for (n.) Clock

Shteg
Albanian for (n.) Path

Sigebeam
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Tree of victory

Sivdad
Ladino for (n.) City

Skarpr
Old Norse for (adj.) Sharp

Skaup
Old Norse for (n.) Mockery

Skicklig
Swedish for (adj.) Clever

Skllav
Albanian for (n.) Slave

Skromny
Polish for (adj.) Modest (not bragging)

Skyfies
Afrikaans for (n.) Chips

Smalr
Old Norse for (adj.) Small

Smaoin
Scottish Gaelic for (n.) Thought, notion, reflection, idea

Smeortan
Old English for (v.) To hurt

Somavamos
Portuguesse for We were summing (contributed by Fasty1245)

Sonstwie
German for (adv.) In some other way

Speelfilm
Dutch for (n.) A live-action film

Stanfah
Old English for (adj.) Worked with stones; paved

Sterkr
Old Norse for (adj.) Strong

Stiefzoon
Dutch for (n.) Stepson

Stofstorm
Dutch for (n.) Dust storm

Strewian
Old English for (v.) To strew

Strijdlied
Dutch for (n.) Anthem

Studan
Volapük for (n.) Student

Sumienny
Polish for (adj.) Conscientious

Sundwudu
Old English for (n.) Ship

Sunlevigo
Esperanto for (n.) Sunrise

Svalr
Old Norse for (adj.) Cool

Svanr
Old Norse for (n.) Swan

Sweostor
Old English for (n.) Sister

Syndabock
Swedish for (n.) Scapegoat

Szarawy
Polish for (adj.) Grayish

---

Tahallinen
Finnish for (adj.) Deliberate, intentional

Tangibilis
Latin for (adj.) Touchable, tangible

Tanhua
Mandarin for (n.) Talk; conversation

Taogong
Mandarin for (n.) Potter

Tarfr
Old Norse for (n.) Bull

Teatralny
Polish for (adj.) 1. Theatrical, pertaining to theatres, 2. Theatrical, exaggerated

Thaliman
Martuthunira for (n.) Horseman

Tlanti
Classical Nahuatl for (n.) Tooth; teeth

Toekoms
Afrikaans for (n.) Future

Tomateira
Galician for (n.) Tomato plant

Topazowy
Polish for (adj.) Topaz colour

Topferei
German for (n.) Pottery

Traxectoria
Galician for (n.) Trajectory

Tripulado
Spanish for (adj.) Manned, crewed

Turvallinen
Finnish for (adj.) Safe

---

Uceira
Galician for (n.) Heath, heathland

Ucenic
Romanian for (n.) Apprentice

Ufisa
Mapudungun for (n.) Sheep

Uitjie
Afrikaans for (n.) Small on ion

Ulubiony
Polish for (adj.) Favourite

Unlla
Galician for (n.) 1. Claw, hoof, 2. Nail, fingernail, toenail

Unrhyw
Welsh for (adj.) Any

Unsagbar
German for (adj.) Unspeakable

Unverzagt
German for (adj.) Intrepid

Usnje
Slovene for (n.) Leather

Uudne
Estonian for (adj.) New

---

Vaderstad
Dutch for (n.) Hometown

Vanligur
Faroese for (adj.) Ordinary

Velatik
Volapük for (adj.) True

Veluntad
Ladino for (n.) Will

Veluvik
Volapük for (adj.) Velvet, velvety

Veratod
Volapük for (n.) Truth

Verwowen
German for (adj.) Confused

Viatjaire
Occitan for (n.) Traveller

Vidroso
Galician for (adj.) 1. Glassy, smooth and reflective, 2. Fragile

Villr
Old Norse for (adj.) Wild

Vinaligur
Faroese for (adj.) Friendly

Voorouder
Dutch for (n.) Ancestor

Voyaje
Novial for (n.) Trip, journey

Vxir
Mapudungun for (n.) Envy

---

Waibian
Mandarin for (n.) Outside; exterior

Waibiao
Mandarin for (n.) Appearance

Waidiren
Mandarin for (n.) Outsider; stranger

Wayweh
Mapudungun for (n.) Southern wind

Wecgan
Old English for (v.) To move, agitate, drive hither and thither

Wegjagen
German for (v.) To chase away, to drive away

Wehvy
Mapudungun for (n.) Friend

Welzijn
Dutch for (n.) Well-being

Wenmang
Mandarin for (n.) Illiteracy

Weodian
Old English for (v.) To weed

Weycafe
Mapudungun for (n.) Warrior

Wirife
Mapudungun for (n.) Writer

Wirti
Martuthunira for (n.) Pearl oyster

Woguo
Mandarin for (n.) Our country

Woroldar
Old English for (n.) Worldy honour

Wrencan
Old English for (v.) To twist

---

Xafkem
Mapudungun for (n.) Autumn, fall

Xalkan
Mapudungun for (n.) Thunder

Xemelgo
Galician for (n.) Twin

Xiaofeizhe
Mandarin for (n.) Consumer

Xingdong
Mandarin for (n.) Action

Xinlangchao
Mandarin for (n.) New wave; new trend

Xograr
Galician for (n.) Minstrel, troubadour

Xomv
Mapudungun for (n.) Cloud

Xudianchi
Mandarin for (n.) Automobile; motor car

---

Yanlun
Mandarin for (n.) Speech

Yanmaipian
Mandarin for (n.) Oatmeal

Yaokong
Mandarin for (n. & v.) Remote control

Yaoqiu
Mandarin for (n. & v.) Demand; request

Yelovik
Volapük for (adj.) Yellow

Yemanren
Mandarin for (n.) Barbarian

Yerva
Ladino for (n.) Grass

Yeshenghuo
Mandarin for (n.) Nightlife

Yibanren
Mandarin for (n.) People in general

Yinliao
Mandarin for (n.) Drink

Yinyuedui
Mandarin for (n.) Orchestra

Yiriny
Martuthunira for (n.) Mosquito

Ymbsittend
Old English for (n.) (poetic) Neighbouring people, those living nearby

Ymissur
Faroese for (adj.) Different

Youjiti
Mandarin for (n.) Organism

Yuanxing
Mandarin for (n.) Circle

Yuanzhu
Mandarin for 1. (n.) Support; aid; assistance, 2. (v.) Support; aid; assist

Yulul
Volapük for (n.) July

---

Zacetek
Slovene for (n.) Beginning

Zakgeld
Dutch for (n.) Pocket money

Zamerny
Czech for (adj.) Intentional

Zeitwort
German for (n.) Verb

Zeladel
Volapük for (n.) Holiday, feast

Zhanchang
Mandarin for (n.) Battlefield

Zhanlan
Mandarin for (n.) Exhibition

Zhenglun
Mandarin for (n.) Argument

Zhuanjia
Mandarin for (n.) Expert

Zhuyili
Mandarin for (n.) Attention

Zuowei
Mandarin for (n.) Conduct; deed; action

English RW(513)

Abigeat
n. (archaic) Theft of cattle by driving it away with the intention of feloniously appropriating it

Abioseston
n. The non-living particulate matter in lakes and oceans

Accusement
n. (obsolete) Accusation

Achronological
adj. (chiefly literature, film) Not chronological; proceeding through time in a nonlinear fashion

Acidophilic
adj. Easily stained by acid dyes; thriving in acid environment

Acidulously
adv. In a acidulous manner; in a mildly sour or acid way

Actinophone
n. An instrument in which sound is produced by actinic rays

Affranchise
v. To free from obligation or service

Aggroup
v. (archaic) To bring together in a group; to group

Agrochemist
n. A chemist who works in the field of agrochemistry (agricultural chemistry)

Amenability
n. The state or quality of being willing or agreeable

Ankylosaurid
n. (zoology) Any of the dinosaurs of the family Ankylosauridae

Anthropoglot
n. Any animal that can mimic human speech (contributed by Neogirlwholovesitall)

Aprosdoketon
n. A figure of speech where an expected word in an idiom is replaced unexpectedly by an unusual one, such as 'Rome wasn't built in a teacup'; also, any surprising use or interpretation of language

Archduchy
n. The territority (principality) of an archduke

Asperse
v. 1. To sprinkle or scatter, 2. To falsely or maliciously charge another

Asseverate
v. To declare earnestly, seriously, or positively; to affirm

Auntdom
n. The state of being an aunt

Autoepistemic
adj. (philosophy) Relating to knowledge of knowledge itself

---

Backcloth
n. The painted scenery at the back of a stage; the backdrop

Bakemeat
n. (obsolete) Any baked product (such as a pie)

Balneography
n. A description on baths

Barognosis
n. Ability to perceive weight

Beachgoing
n. The activity of going to the beach

Beleaguerment
n. The fact or state of beleaguering; a state of blockade or siege

Bellringers
n. Persons, especially of a group, who ring bells

Biddability
adj. 1. The quality of being biddable, 2. The extent to which something or someone is biddable

Biliteral
adj. 1. Composed of two letters, 2. Written in two different scripts

Biloquial
n. (rare) Of, pertaining to, or possessing the ability to speak in two different voices, especially as a ventriloquist

Bootsplash
n. (computing) A splash screen displayed at bootup

Brazilwood
n. A Brazilian timber tree, Caesalpinia echinata, used primarily to make bows for string instruments

Breakfasting
v. Having breakfast

Brisling
n. Any of various small, herring-like, marine fish in the family Clupeidae

Bunkroom
n. A room with bunks for sleeping

Burglarise
v. To commit burglary

Businesswise
adv. In terms of business

---

Cacestogenous
adj. Caused by unfavorable home environment

Cafetorium
n. A large room, usually in a school, used as both a cafeteria and an auditorium

Calcariform
adj. Spur-shaped

Cameralism
n. Economic theory in which public revenue is sole measure of national prosperity

Canalised
v. Converted into a canal

Canalization
v. The conversion of a river or other waterway to a canal

Cancriform
adj. Crab-shaped

Canebreak
n. A dense thicket of sugarcane, bamboo or similar plants

Canegrub
n. A grub that eats the roots of sugar cane

Carbacidometer
n. - instrument measuring quantity of carbon dioxide in the air

Caricology
n. Study of sedges

Chafferer
n. A vendor who enjoys talking while making a sale (contributed by Neogirllovesitall)

Chalypsography
n. Steel-engraving

Chequerwise
adj. Arranged in staggered rows, like the squares of a chequerboard

Chronologize
v. To establish order in events based on the time occurrence of the events

Circummure
v. To surround with, or as if with, a wall

Classwise
adv. In terms of class (category, social class, school group, etc.)

Coachlamp
n. A lamp fixed to, or carried on a stagecoach

Comaker
n. A person who endorses a promissory note

Communality
n. The condition of being communal; being shared by a community

Complicitous
adj. Complicit

Concessor
n. One who concedes

Conformateur
n. A device for registering the shape of a head so that a precisely-fitting hat may be made

Conjectory
adj. (rare) Conjectural

Consensuses
n. General agreements among members of given groups or communities

Contemnor
n. (law) A person held in contempt of court

Coordinative
adj. Of or pertaining to coordination

Cordebeck
n. An old felt hat type, made from wool, down or hair, and mostly worn by boys

Cornloft
n. A loft for corn; a granary

Countenanced
v. Tolerated, supported, sanctioned

Cyberflaneur
n. (Internet) A person who idly surfs the Internet

---

Dactylomegaly
n. Abnormal largeness of fingers and toes

Dambulatory
n. An ambulatory; adj. wandering

Decimestrial
adj. Consisting of or lasting ten months

Demicelebrity
n. 1. Minor fame, 2. A minor celebrity; a person of restricted fame

Demitazza
n. 1. A small cup of Greek coffee or espresso, typically about 40-60 ml/2–3 fl oz capacity, 2. The cup in which this coffee is served

Detectorist
n. A person who uses a metal detector for a hobby

Diptote
n. (grammar) A noun which has only two cases

Discriminable
adj. That can be discriminated or distinguished from others

Diskzine
n. A zine distributed on floppy disk

Disobediences
n. Refusals to obey

Distribuend
n. That which is distributed

Doorknock
n. (Australian) A campaign of going from house to house knocking on doors, such as for a charity appeal

Dooryard
n. The yard near the front or back door of a house

Doubletree
n. A device that connects two horses to a wagon or other implement

Downgone
adj. (US) Poor-looking; shabby

---

Ectorhinal
adj. Pertaining to exterior of nose

Eddying
v. Present participle of eddy

Elaeometer
n. Device measuring the specific gravity of oils

Elaterometer
n. Instrument measuring pressure of gas

Elsewhence
adv. From elsewhere; from some other place or source

Embarcadere
n. (rare) Pier, wharf

Empeopled
adj. (obsolete) Populated; established as a population

Emplotment
n. (historiography) The assembly of a series of historical events into a narrative with a plot

Esperantist
n. A specialist or speaker of Esperanto

Eurafrasia
(rare) The land mass comprising Europe, Africa and Asia

---

Fabriclike
adj. Resembling fabric or some aspect of

Factfinding
n. The determination of factual information

Farepayer
n. A person who pays a fare (to travel)

Faultfind
v. To find fault

Ferrometal
n. Any alloy that is rich in iron

Filamented
adj. Of or relating to a filament; having filaments; filamentous

Filibusterism
n. 1. (dated) Piracy, freebooting; the waging of unauthorised war, 2. (US) The practice of forcefully and unauthorisedly acquiring control of foreign land

Fjelds
n. Rocky, barren plateaus, especially in Scandinavia

Flowtop
n. (geology) The solid crust on a moving lava flow

Fopdoodle
n. (obsolete) An insignificant person

Forecabin
n. A cabin in the forward part of a vessel

Forepeak
n. (nautical) The part of the hold of a ship within the angle of the bow

Forespin
n. A rotational motion, especially that given to a ball, in which the upper surface spins in the direction of motion; topspin

Fortypenny
adj. Having a value or cost of forty pence

Fossilhood
n. 1. The state of being a fossil, 2. The state of being old-fashioned

Freeminer
n. (UK) A man who has earned the right to work his own mine in the Forest of Dean

---

Gaincome
1. (v.) To come back; return, 2. (n.) A return; a coming back or again

Galericulate
adj. Covered with a hat

Gamebirds
n. Any kinds of bird hunted for food or sport

Ganglike
adj. Resembling a gang

Gaolkeeper
n. One who keeps a jail; a jailer

Gastriloquist
n. Ventriloquist

Gatehouses
n. Lodges beside the entrances to estates; often the residence of a gatekeeper; also dwellings formerly used as such residences

Gatewise
adv. Arranged to resemble a gate

Genetotrophic
adj. Denoting a defect in metabolism which prevents the normal assimilation of essential food elements

Geyserite
n. A hard opaline siliceous deposit occurring around geysers and hot springs

Gigabarrel
n. A unit of volume equal to a thousand million barrels

Gigalitre
n. A unit of volume equivalent to one billion litres

Glossarist
n. One who writes a glossary

Gnoseology
n. The scientific or philosophical study of knowledge

Goatgrass
n. Any of various wheatlike grasses of the genus Aegilops

Gonfanon
n. A standard or ensign, consisting of a pole with a crosspiece from which a banner is suspended

Gorgonize
v. To stupefy, paralyze or petrify

Gormandise
v. Eat good food esp. in excess

Graminivore
n. A herbivorous animal, a grazer, that feeds primarily on grasses

Gypsiologist
n. One who studies the life and culture of gypsies

---

Hairbreadth
n. The width of a hair, a very short distance or a very small amount

Haircloth
n. Cloth made of the mane or tail hairs of a horse

Hairgrip
n. A flat hairpin having two prongs that hold bobbed hair together

Hairsbreadth
n. The width of a hair, a very short distance or a very small amount

Halcyonian
adj. Halcyon; calm (contributed by Cougcat)

Handbarrow
n. A frame, supported by poles, used for carrying things

Handcraftsman
n. A practitioner of a handicraft

Handcycle
n. A land vehicle resembling a bicycle or tricycle but powered by the arms rather than the legs

Haplography
n. Accidental omission of letters, words or lines in copying

Harbourside
n. An area (especially a residential area) near a harbour

Hardnosed
adj. Describing a person who is tough and relentlessly practical and thus not given to sentiment

Harengiform
adj. Shaped like a herring

Havelocks
n. Caps incorporating a cloth hanging down the sides and back, to protect the ears and neck

Healsome
adj. (dialectal, Scotland) Wholesome

Healthwise
adv. With regard to health

Hebdomadal
adj. Once every seven days; weekly

Hecatontarchy
n. Government by 100 persons

Helpfile
n. (computing) A file on a computer which helps the computer user use the associated software

Heptalogy
n. (rare) A collection of seven books in one

Hillwalking
n. (UK) A pastime of walking in hilly countryside

Hirelings
n. (usually pejorative) Employees who are hired, often to perform unpleasant tasks with little independence

Hoggerel
n. A sheep of the second year

Homeplace
n. (US) The part of a piece of land on which a home is built

Horseleap
pr.n. A town situated upon the Offaly, Westmeath county border in Ireland (contributed by Interl)

Housebuilding
n. The building of houses

Hovertrain
n. A train that travels on a cushion of air

Hundredthly
adv. (rare) In the hundredth place

Hyperbike
n. Any very high-performance motorcycle

Hyporachis
n. (ornithology) The downy lower barbs of a feather

---

Ichthyomancy
n. Fortunetelling with fish offal

Idiomatology
n. The study of idioms and idiomatic language

Initiand
n. The subject of an initiation

Insectproof
adj. Resistant to insects

Interarrival
adj. Between successive arrivals

Interlacustrine
adj. Situated or existing between lakes

Intraocularly
adv. Inside or within the eye

Intricable
adj. (obsolete) Intricate, entangled

Inurement
n. Custom, habituation; normal practice

Ironsmiths
n. Blacksmiths who make articles from iron

Irremediably
adv. In a manner, or to a degree, that precludes remedy, cure, or correction; in an irremediable way

---

Jackstone
n. A jack; one of the playing pieces in the game of jacks

Janitorship
n. The role or duration of being a janitor

Jarrahwood
n. The wood of the jarrah tree

Jejunator
n. One who fasts

Jerseyed
adj. Dressed in a jersey

Jetcopter
n. A jet-powered helicopter

Jinriksha
n. A two-wheeled carriage pulled along by a person; a rickshaw

Jobmaker
n. A company which creates job

Jogtrot
n. A slow trot

Juncaceous
adj. Pertaining to or like a rush; belonging to rush family of plants

---

Keratogenic
adj. Able to cause growth of horn, skin, hair, etc

Kerbstone
n. A paving stone that forms part of a kerb/curb

Kikuyugrass
n. A tropical grass, Pennisetum clandestinum

Kilocycle
n. A thousand cycles (of any periodic phenomenon)

Kinematically
adv. 1. In a kinematic manner, 2. With regard to kinematics

Kneepan
n. The kneecap; the patella

---

Labidophorous
adj. With a pair of pincer-like organs

Lacuscular
adj. - pertaining to pools

Laevoduction
n. Movement leftwards

Lagophthalmus
n. - condition of incomplete closure of eye

Lampadedromy
n. Foot race with lighted torches, especially relay race in which torch is passed on

Lanameter
n. Mechanical means of determining quality of wool

Landplane
n. An aircraft that is designed to take off from, and land on land (rather than water or snow)

Larcenously
adv. In a larcenous manner

Leaderene
n. (humorous) A female leader

Leathermaker
n. A manufacturer of leather

Leatherwear
n. clothing made of leather

Leatherwork
n. 1. The making of articles from leather, 2. Articles thus produced

Lengthman
n. (dated) A person employed to maintain a section of road or railway

Librarianly
adj. Resembling or characteristic of a librarian

Lichenology
n. The scientific study of lichens

Liftshaft
n. The vertical shaft in a building used to permit the movement of an elevator from floor to floor

Limaceous
adj. Characteristic of slugs (of the family Limacidae)

Linefeed
n. Moving text by one line to a printer or on a screen

Linguanaut
n. (slang) Someone who is passionate abut languages

Longcase
n. A longcase clock; a grandfather clock

Longimanous
adj. Having long hands

Lynxlike
adj. Resembling a lynx

---

Machinule
n. Surveyor's instrument for obtaining right angle

Macrencephalic
adj. Having large brain pan

Macrencephalous
adj. Having large brain pan

Macrosmatic
adj. Having a supersensitive nose

Madarosis
n. - loss of eyelashes or eyebrows

Magsman
n. A con man who tries to deceive members of the public

Malingerers
n. Persons who malinger

Malleiform
adj. Hammer-shaped

Malnormal
adj. (mathematics) Of, pertaining to, or exhibiting malnormality

Malparry
n. (fencing) A parry that insufficiently removes the incoming blade from the target area

Malshapen
adj. (rare) Misshapen

Manutention
n. (historical) Maintenance, upkeep of a person, place or thing

Markworthy
adj. Worthy of note or mark

Maritimely
adv. In a maritime way; relating to the sea or sailing

Marshhawk
n. Another term for hen harrier

Martyrium
n. A tomb or other edifice erected in homage to a martyr

Marzacotto
n. A kind of varnish previously used in Italy

Mawmenny
n. (obsolete) A dish eaten in medieval England, made with beef or poultry broth and thickened porridge-like brawn

Meadsweet
n. Meadowsweet

Megacoaster
n. (informal) A rollercoaster with a height of between 200 and 299 feet

Megafarm
n. A very large, factory-style farm

Megaplan
n. (informal) A large-scale plan, especially one relating to construction

Microindustry
n. A very small, specialized industry

Millhand
n. A worker in a mill

Millstreams
n. Waters that run through millraces to power mills

Misbefall
v. (obsolete) Of an event, to happen unfortunately

Misseeming
adj. (literary, now rare) Unseemly, unbecoming

Misstatement
n. A statement that is incorrect

Monobrowed
adj. Having a monobrow

Monomachy
n. (rare) A fight or other contest between two people or forces; a duel; single combat

Monoreme
n. (nautical) A galley with a single row of oars on each side

Monotint
n. (art) A monochrome (black and white) print

Monthlong
adj. Which lasts a month, or approximately so

Montroyalite
n. A whitish brittle translucent fibrous crystalline mineral

Moorfowl
n. The red grouse

Moosebird
n. (US) The grey jay

Motorless
adj. Without a motor

Motorsailer
n. (nautical) A vessel (usually a pleasure craft) that has been designed for both sailing and motor operation

Mouldily
adv. In a mouldy way

Mouldwarp
n. (archaic) A mole (animal)

Mountainsides
n. The sloping sides of mountains

Multicity
adj. Taking place between or relating to two or more cities

Multination
adj. Of or pertaining to more than one nation

Multistrategy
adj. Following or employing multiple strategies

Museology
n. The design, organization, and management of museums

---

Nanoantenna
n. A nanoscale antenna-like structure for sending and transmitting electromagnetic waves

Narratable
adj. Capable of being narrated

Natlang
n. A natural language, one that arose without intentional design

Necessitarian
n. (philosophy) Fatalist

Nematoceran
adj.,n. (insect) Belonging to the suborder of flies including mosquitoes

Nervosity
n. The state of being nervous; nervousness

Newmown
adj. That has recently been mown

Newsdealer
n. One who sells newspapers etc.

Nondreaming
adj. Not dreaming; dreamless

Nonhistory
n. That which is not history

Nonleaded
adj. Unleaded

Nonporous
adj. Having no pores, not penetrable, impervious

Nonsenior
adj. Not senior; lacking seniority

Nonsilver
adj. Not of or pertaining to silver

Nonskid
adj. Having a surface designed to prevent or reduce skidding; not able to skid or be skidded upon

Nontangible
adj. Not tangible

Northwester
n. A strong wind blowing from the northwest

NWbN
abbr. (compass) Northwest by north

---

Oldened
adj. Having grown old; aged

Outstay
v. To stay beyond or longer than

Outwinter
v. To keep (livestock) outdoors during the winter

Overbright
adj. Too bright

Overengineer
v. To make something more complicated than necessary

Overpayment
n. Payment exceeding the amount actually due

Oxyfuel
n. A combination of fuel and oxygen, especially when used in welding etc.

---

Pagelike
adj. Resembling a page

Panarthritis
n. Arthritis of all joints of body, or of whole of one joint

Panelists
n. Persons who are members of a panel

Pannicular
adj. Pertaining to or like a sheet or thin layer

Papermaker
n. A person or company that makes paper

Papermaking
n. The craft of making paper

Paradegoer
n. A person attending a parade

Parasitization
n. The act of being or becoming a parasite

Parleyvoo
n. (dated, humorous) Someone who speaks a foreign language, especially French

Pasqueflower
n. Various deciduous perennial flowering plants, of the genus Pulsatilla, found in clumps in certain grassland areas

Pathbreaking
adj. Opening a new path or approach

Pedestrianise
v. To restrict access to a street to pedestrians only

Pedestrianized
v. Restricted to pedestrian access only

Pennoned
adj. Set with one or more pennons (of a pole, spear, mast, etc.)

Pentalogy
n. A series of five related works of art

Perempt
v. (law) To destroy or defeat

Perturbative
adj. Of, pertaining to, or causing perturbation

Pessimum
n. A worst or lowest point

Petrogenic
adj. Of or pertaining to the formation of rock

Pharology
n. The study of lighthouses, or other forms of light-signalling

Pierglass
n. A tall narrow mirror, usually set between two windows, above a pier table

Pilferproof
adj. Designed to prevent pilfering (thieving), especially of a container

Pitchpole
v. (of a boat) To capsize end over end, as in heavy surf

Pizzaburger
n. A hamburger made with cheese, tomato sauce, etc. so as to resemble a pizza in taste

Pleasedness
n. The quality or state of being pleased

Plowwright
n. one who builds and repairs plows

Polearms
n. Close-combat weapons with the main fighting part of the weapon placed on the end of a long shaft, typically of wood

Poltroons
n. Cowards; dastards; mean-spirited wretches

Polychromed
adj. Strikingly multicolored, as if by polychromy

Polygonate
adj. Having many angles; hence characteristic of a polygon; polygonal

Poormouth
v. To pretend to be poor

Popularizer
n. One who popularizes something

Porcelainlike
adj. Resembling porcelain or some aspect of it

Poriferan
n. (biology) Any sponge of the phylum Porifera

Postdeadline
adj. After a deadline

Postdoc
n. (informal) 1. A postdoctoral academic research position, 2. Someone in such a position

Postheroic
adj. After the decline of classical heroes

Potamology
n. The study of rivers

Powerboats
n. (nautical) Small, fast motorboats

Precritical
adj. Before a critical stage

Prepossessingly
adv. In a prepossessing manner

Prerogatively
adv. In the manner of having a hereditary or official right or privilege

Pressrooms
n. (US) Rooms in public buildings where press conferences are given

Prologomenon
n. A critical or discursive introduction to a book

Prolongment
n. The act of prolonging, or the state of being prolonged

Prosign
n. Any of a set of special sequences in Morse code used as control characters and punctuation

Puffinry
n. A colony of puffins

Punningly
adv. In a punning manner; so as to form a pun

Puparium
n. The enclosing case of a pupa

Purloinment
n. The act of purloining; theft

Pursestring
n. A cord or string, the middle of which is enclosed in the hem of the opening of a soft purse or sack, that, when pulled, closes the purse

---

Quadriad
n. (rare) A grouping of four things

Questlike
adj. Resembling or characteristic of a quest

Quirister
n. 1. A singer in a choir, 2. A director or leader of a choral group

---

Raftsmen
n. persons who transport a raft of floating logs downstream to a sawmill

Railbed
n. The substructure of a railroad, underlying the tracks

Rangebound
adj. (of stocks and shares) Having a price constrained to lie between certain upper and lower limits

Rationalized
v. Made rational; justified

Readvertise
v. To advertise again

Recoined
v. Coined (money, a saying, etc.) again

Relievedly
adv. In a manner showing relief

Remediate
v. To correct or improve a deficiency or problem

Reroof
v. To roof again; to tear off an old roof and replace with a new roof

Researchy
adj. (nonstandard) 1. Characterized by research, especially the serious investigation of a subject, 2. Having little or no known practical application

Resultantly
adv. As a result; because of this

Rewrought
adj. Wrought again

Rheophyte
n. (botany) A plant that grows in running water, such as in a stream or river

Ricegrower
n. One who grows rice

Rimland
n. A land or region at the periphery of a heartland

Riverkeepers
n. Persons responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of rivers

Robemaker
n. A maker of robes

Romanisation
n. Putting text into the Latin (Roman) alphabet

Ropeloft
n. A building for storing and repairing of nets, ropes and ships rigging

Rotproof
adj. Resistant to rotting

Rubblework
n. A form of masonry made of large stones loosely thrown together and then optionally grouted

Rudderfish
n. Any of various unrelated fish that have the habit of following ships

Ruralise
v. To make rural

Ruralised
v. Made rural

---

Sailorlike
adj. Befitting to or resembling a sailor or some aspect of one

Salamandriform
adj. Having the shape of a salamander

Salband
n. The border of an igneous mass, usually characterized by a finer grain or glassy texture which is produced by the chilling of the molten rock by the cold country rock

Saleroom
n. A room in which items are sold at auction

Sandblind
adj. 1. Half-blind, partially blind, 2. Dim-sighted

Scabbardfish
n. An elongated marine fish with heavy jaws and large teeth

Scablands
n. Flat elevating land deeply scarred by channels of glacial or fluvioglacial origin and with poor soil and little vegetation

Scattald
n. (Orkney and Shetland) common land used for pasture and digging turf

Scenthounds
n. Hunting dogs that track prey using their sense of smell rather than by their vision

Schoolfellow
n. Person who attends same school as yourself

Schoolmasters
n. Persons in charge of schools

Schoolship
n. A training ship

Scienceless
adj. Without science

Semisecret
adj. Subject to a moderate degree of secrecy; partially but not entirely secret

Sergeantship
n. The qualities, role, or position of a sergeant

Sesquipedaliophobia
n. The fear of long words (contributed by Y2j_fannatic)

Sevensome
n. (rare) A group of seven persons or things

Shadbush
n. The plant Juneberry or serviceberry

Shedhand
n. A labourer employed to do unskilled work in a shearing shed

Shedload
n. (informal) A large amount or number

Sheetsman
n. (nautical) One who controls the trim of the sails

Shellwork
n. Decoration made from patterns of shells

Sheltermate
n. A person with whom one shares a shelter

Shieldbearer
n. A person who carries a shield, especially a lower ranking person who carries it for a higher ranking person

Shoeblack
n. (dated, Brit) a person who cleans the shoes of passers-by for payment

Shopfloor
n. The area of a factory or workshop where the operatives work

Shopwalker
n. (UK) A retail store floor supervisor

Shorthanded
adj. Lacking sufficient staff or people, as for normal or efficient operations

Shortlists
n. Lists of selected candidates from which final choices are made

Shouldna
Contraction of should not have

Shouldnae
Contraction (Scottish) of should not

Shoutboxes
n. (Internet) Small message boards on webpages where visitors can leave a name and short message; tagboards

Shrthnd
abbr. Shorthand

Siblinghood
n. The state of being a sibling

Sighlike
adj. Resembling a sigh or some aspect of one

Signalese
n. Words and abbreviations used by radio operators and other signalmen to clarify the letters that they were sending and receiving

Slopewise
adv. In a sloping fashion; obliquely

Slowmatch
n. A slow-burning fuse used to ignite a matchlock musket or fire a cannon

Sluiceway
n. A man-made channel designed to redirect excess water

Smitheries
n. The places where smiths work

Snailery
n. A place where snails are bred or kept

Snowlessness
n. Absence of snow

Sodabread
n. Bread made using sour milk and baking soda as a rising agent, rather than yeast; common in Ireland

Songsmiths
n. Writers of songs

Southwester
n. A strong wind blowing from the southwest

Spacefarers
n. (chiefly science fiction) Persons who travel in space

Spanwise
adj. Relating to the direction of a span

Spanworm
n. The larva of a moth of the family Geometridae

Spherometer
n. A device used to measure the curvature of a surface

Spongiform
adj. Like a sponge, porous, full of holes

Sportfish
v. To fish for sport

Sportsmanlike
adj. Demonstrating good sportsmanship, behaving in an honorable and appropriate manner

Stalactitic
adj. Containing stalactites

Stallioneer
n. One who looks after or breeds stallions

Stallioner
n. One who looks after or breeds stallions

Steelworks
n. A place where steel is manufactured and/or shaped

Sternmost
adj. Closest to the stern

Stevedores
n. Dockworkers involved in loading and unloading cargo

Streetful
n. As much as a street will hold

Strengthless
adj. 1. Being weak or powerless, lacking strength, 2. Having no special abilities or talents, lacking strengths

Strongboxes
n. Sturdy boxes, with locks, for keeping valuables in

Studentship
n. (rare) The position or role of a student

Subaverage
adj. Below average

Subclan
n. A branch of a larger clan

Submoronic
adj. Having, or suited to, an intellect below that of a moron

Subplots
n. Plots within a story, subsidiary to the main plot

Subserviate
v. 1. To make subservient, 2. To subordinate

Subteen
1. adj. Below the age of a teenager, younger than thirteen years old, 2. n. Such a person

Subtheme
n. A specific theme within a larger theme

Suitcaseful
n. As much as a suitcase will hold

Sulphurwort
n. The meadow and woodland plant hog fennel

Superbank
n. A particularly large or powerful bank

SWbW
abbr. (compass) Southwest by west

Swinecote
n. (dated) Pigsty

Systyle
n. An arrangement of a colonnade where the space between columns is twice the diameter of each

---

Tankmate
n. An aquarium fish that shares the same tank as another

Tarpaper
n. A heavy paper, coated with tar, used to waterproof walls and roofs

Taskmasters
n. Persons who supervise workers, especially ones who impose hard work

Teacherage
n. 1. The office of a teacher, 2. The term of this office

Theftable
adj. (obsolete, humorous) Able to be stolen

Thereagainst
adv. In opposition to or against; contrary to

Therewith
adv. 1. With this, that or those, 2. In addition to that; besides, moreover, 2. Thereupon, forthwith; with that being said or done

Threatscape
n. The various possible threats, the spectrum of possible threats

Thumbshot
n. A thumbnail snapshot of a web document

Thwartwise
adj. (archaic) Athwart; from side to side; across

Tinfoiler
n. (slang) A paranoid conspiracy theorist

Toddlerhood
n. The period of one's life in which one is a toddler

Toforetime
adv. (obsolete) Previously, beforehand

Toilworn
adj. (literary) Exhausted by punishing physical labour

Toolsmith
n. 1. A person who makes tools, 2. (computing) A person who creates utility programs

Tooltips
n. (graphical user interface) An element of a graphical user interface in the form of a box of text that appears when a cursor is made to hover over an item; normally used to explain the function of the item

Topologists
n. Mathematicians who specialise in topology

Torbanite
n. A variety of coal, derived from colonial algae, that looks like carbonaceous shale

Towpaths
n. paths alongside canals or rivers, originally for horses towing barges

Trackbed
n. The layer of stones beneath railway track

Trainmaster
n. A railroad employer who is in charge of a railway yard

Tramplike
adj. Resembling a tramp (vagrant) or some aspect of one

Transposable
adj. Able to be transposed (in any sense)

Travertine
n. 1. Any of several light, porous forms of calcite deposited from solution; found most often as stalactites and stalagmites, 2. A similar form of limestone used as a facing material in building

Trelliswork
n. Work in the form of a trellis

Tricorner
adj. Having three corners

Tridecagon
n. A polygon having thirteen sides and thirteen angles

Trivialise
v. To make (something) appear insignificant or unimportant

Troopship
n. A ship used to transport military troops

Truthtelling
n. Telling the truth

Twireason
n. (rare) A twofold or double reason

---

Ulodendron
n. Any of various trees known only as fossils from the Pennsylvanian period

Unbothered
adj. Not bothered

Undercount
v. To count to an insufficient degree

Undergrads
n. Short form of undergraduates: Students at universities who have not yet received degrees

Underheard
adj. Having an insufficiently large listening audience; neglected or overlooked as a speaker or musician

Underplots
n. Plots within a story, subsidiary to the main plot; subplots

Undersleeve
n. A sleeve, worn underneath another, and visible through slashes or near the hand

Undertip
v. To leave a tip that is too small

Undisguisedly
adv. In an undisguised manner; openly

Unpardonably
adv. In an unpardonable manner

Unpatronizing
adj. Not patronizing

Unrecognising
v. Not recognising (contributed by A_gogo)

Unsliced
adj. Not sliced

Unsolvability
n. The property of not being able to be solved

Untraversed
adj. That has not been traversed; unexplored

Untrustworthily
adv. In an untrustworthy manner

Unutterable
adj. Not utterable; incapable of being spoken or voiced

Upclimb
v. (archaic) To climb up; to ascend

Upswell
n. A rising swell

---

Versatilist
n. A versatile specialist who can switch to a new discipline if needed

Vexillation
n. A company of soldiers (especially in ancient Rome) grouped under the same flag

Viatorial
adj. Of or pertaining to travel or journeys

Videowall
n. A bank of tiled videoscreens forming one large screen on a wall

Villanellist
n. (rare) A writer of villanelles (a type of poetry)

Vinnewed
adj. (archaic) Musty

Virophage
n. Any virus that infects other viruses

Vulturelike
adj. Resembling or characteristic of a vulture

---

Walkouts
n. Sudden stoppages of work; strikes

Watchhouse
n. A small prison attached to a police station, usually used on a temporary basis

Waxpod
n. A dwarf variety of French bean

Wearisomely
adv. In a wearisome manner; tediously

Weekdaily
adj. (rare) Of, pertaining to, or occurring on weekdays; especially, occurring on every weekday

Weldmesh
n. Type of wire mesh

Wellbore
n. An oil field term referring to the hole produced when drilling an oil or gas well

Wellpreserved
adj. (of an older person) Healthy and ageing gracefully

Windbitten
adj. (of trees etc) Blown out of shape by the prevailing winds

Wirelike
adj. Resembling wire or a wire

Wireworm
n. The larvae of the click beetle

Woodchat
n. Lanius senator, a medium-sized migratory passerine bird of the shrike family

Woolgather
v. To daydream

Worcesterberry
n. 1. Ribes divaricatum, a North American gooseberry plant, 2. The black berry of this plant

Wordhoard
n. The sum or extent of one's knowledge of words; vocabulary; lexicon

Workarounds
n. Means of overcoming obstacles, especially obstacles consisting of laws, regulations, or constraints

Workword
n. (rare) The operative word, especially in a thought, phrase or idea

Worshipfully
adv. In a worshipful manner; reverentially

---

Yachtsmanship
n. The ability or art of being adept at sailing a yacht

Yarringle
n. (obsolete) A historic instrument for winding yarn, no longer used

Yerself
pronoun. (Geordie) Yourself

Yogacharya
n. A title of respect given to a teacher of yoga