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Above is the Specials section. The is no current theme. Once the occasion and/or a few days have passed, any leftover untaken names will be distributed among the permanent categories. Up and coming themes and their approximate (and liable to change) dates: Winter (around 1st Dec) Previous themes: 18th September, 2009, to 18th Oct: Poogle Day 1st July, 2009, to 16th July: Flotsam Day 1st June, 2009, to 30th June: Ink and Colour 24th May, 2009, to 31st May: Koi Day 1st May, 2009, to 23rd May: Hissi Day 25th April, 2009, to 2nd May: Cybunny Carnival 1st February, 2009, to 28th February: Wacky Foods 1st January, 2009, to 31st January: Shrt nd Unnpronncbl 1st December, 2008, to 31st December: Christmas/Winter Late October, 2008, to 30th November: Halloween

Combinations (115p)(26u)

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Andahardboiledegg
and + a + hard + boiled + egg (Discworld reference)

Arrowglance
arrow + glance

Blacklyblue
blackly + blue

Blacklyrobin
blackly + robin

Burnedmeltwater
burned + meltwater

Clashclaw
clash + claw

Clothpaw
cloth + paw

Coldlonelywinter
cold + lonely + winter (contributed by Catqueen96_8)

Crafthand
craft + hand

Dayborn
day + born

Doubtmind
doubt + mind

Drivenroad
driven + road (contributed by Aqua_fountain)

Dunmoanin
done + moaning, a play on 'Dunroamin', a popular name for homes

Dustcliff
dust + cliff

Egground
egg + round

Fayking
fay + king

Flightfeet
flight + feet

Flipstunt
slip + stunt

Flitflight
flit + flight

Flowcreek
flow + creek

Ghoulguard
ghoul + guard

Gleegrin
glee + grin

Glimshim
glim + shimmer

Glintrock
glint + rock

Globalhouse
global + house (contributed by Mochinez23)

Greatblueyonder
great + blue + yonder (contributed by Sax0ph0ne6)

Greenlyred
greenly + red

Hangdark
hang + dark

Heartsleeve
heart + sleeve

Highlystrung
highly + strung

Humchant
hum + chant

Hungryhaunt
hungry + haunt

Keyhand
key + hand

Kinborn
kin + born

Kinbright
kin + bright

Kingofdespair
king + of + despair (contributed by Sax0ph0ne6)

Latchlock
latch + lock

Lietongue
lie + tongue

Lifekeep
life + keep

Lightcomb
light + comb (contributed by Pureopal)

Liltlaugh
lilt + laugh

Lovelynomore
lovely + no + more (contributed by Wolf04)

Magesmith
mage + smith

Meltroad
melt + road

Merryquester
merry + quester

Mightpaw
might + paw

Mistpath
mist + path

Morphingshadow
morphing + shadow (contributed by Eliza20065)

Mostingenious
most + ingenious

Mostmostly
most + mostly

Mostneopian
most + neopian

Motefaerie
mote + faerie (contributed by Justheretokilltime)

Muchmuchness
forshortening of 'much of a muchness' - the same, no difference

Mystarglobe
my + star + globe

Newambitions
new + ambitions (contributed by Catqueen96_8)

Newformer
new + fomer (contributed by Catqueen96_8)

Ninetofive
nine + to + five

Northguard
north + guard

Oceansandoceans
oceans + and + oceans

Oddsnends
odds + and + ends

Ofcarrots
of + carrots

Pacepaw
pace + paw

Pebblegray
pebble + gray

Phonyfake
phony + fake (contributed by Grantauy)

Pocktoad
pock + toad

Prettyrthnu
prettier + than + you (contributed by Justheretokilltime)

Preyofbird
prey + of + bird

Randomcoordination
random + coordination

Redlygreen
redly + green

Redlyrobin
redly + robin

Roadridge
road + ridge

Roastcream
roast + cream

Roasteye
roast + eye

Roastgold
roast + gold

Roastsilver
roast + silver

Roastsky
roast + sky

Roasttime
roast + time

Robinabobbing
robin + a-bobbing

Rushrun
rush + run

Scartwist
scar + twist

Sighteye
sight + eye

Silkencloak
silken + cloak

Simplisticseer
simplistic + seer (contributed by Catqueen96_8)

Skidrun
skid + run

Skimstar
skim + star

Sleepingseed
sleeping + seed

Sneaksoft
sneak + soft

Snotyoghurt
snot + yoghurt (contributed by Ashleywhatever)

Soarskies
soar + skies

Songdrum
song + drum

Songkin
song + kin

Soulbond
soul + bond

Soundbake
sound + bake

Spicedbean
spiced + bean (contributed by Ashleywhatever)

Stoneblack
stone + black

Sungsoul
sung + soul

Threewands
three + wands

Tidebound
tide + bound

Timenutcake
time + nutcake

Tintune
tin + tune

Trickhand
trick + hand

Triedntrue
tried + and + true

Vademecum
vade + mecum: n. a favourite book carried everywhere

Wanderwhither
wander + whither

Waterroad
water + road

Whitelyrobin
whitely + robin

Whitewithout
white + without

Whitherwander
whither + wander

Wiltwillow
wilt + willow

Windblownruffian
windblown + ruffian (contributed by Sax0ph0ne6)

Wingflit
wing + flit

Wingshone
wing + shone (contributed by Pureopal)

Witword
wit + word

Woodkind
wood + kind

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Auserlookup
a + userlookup

Eastlark
east + lark

Foundnlost
found + and + lost

Frostkin
frost + kin

Glintsword
glint + sword

Grinlight
grin + light

Heartsmith
heart + smith

Iheartchokato
I + heart + chokato (contributed by Eliza20065)

Iheartneopets
I + heart + neopets (contributed by Eliza20065)

Ilovetunes
I + love + tunes (contributed by Eliza20065)

Kinwell
kin + well

Locksand
lock + sand

Makehaste
make + haste

Moonsward
moon + sward

Nightsmith
night + smith

Nine2five
nine + to + five

Notchtop
notch + top

Punchdot
punch + dot

Rushrain
rush + rain

Shardwind
shard + wind

Smokefire
smoke + fire

Songtale
song + tale

Sunglight
sung + light

Thepunchline
the + punchline

Tricksmile
trick + smile

Wishlife
wish + life

Fantasy (232p)(22u)

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Vowel - Vowel

Ajanar
AJ-an-ar

Allteh
(contributed by Randomsilliness)

Ardror
AR-dror

Ardrou
AR-drou

Astreh
(contributed by Randomsilliness)

Attinda
a-TIN-da

Efetobo
(contributed by Decalis)

Effrayah
e-FRAE-a

Enkiar
en-KIE-ar

Eppillay
E-pi-lae

Esttra
ES-tra

Everrey
EV-er-ae

Iarrea
IE-a-REE-a

Irkoi
IR-koy

Olvear
ol-VEE-ar

Vowel - Consonant

Ablod
AB-lod

Achompe
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Addiied
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Almondson
AL-mond-son

Ammast
AM-ast

Amquil
AM-kwil

Anjipp
AN-jip

Aniakovas
an-IE-a-KOE-vas

Appelade
AP-el-aed

Arrissel
a-RIS-el

Artrest
AR-trest

Asheeck
a-SHEEK

Eckec
EK-ek

Eezt
eezt

Emmance
EM-anse

Erriass
e-RIE-as

Essendal
e-SEN-dal

Iannass
IE-an-as

Iarran
IE-a-ran

Ifwin
IF-win

Ihcc
ik

Irkine
IR-kien

Ombril
OM-bril

Ousemett
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Unnitale
YOO-ni-tael

Yrrl
irl

Consonant - Vowel

Boundchie
(contributed by Lawduckie)

Bushiku
(contributed by Azulur)

Coletir
(contributed by Azulur)

Cycruy
(contributed by Magicalbreeze)

Galestor
(contributed by Briavel)

Gamarii
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Gexue
(contributed by Randomsilliness)

Hessyallir
hess-ee-AL-ir

Hokulur
(contributed by Azulur)

JakoriLaro
juh-core-ee-lar-o (contributed by Sassygirlygirl3792)

Kavudava
(contributed by Cougcat)

Kawanichiana
kah-wah-knee-chee-ah-nuh (contributed by Sassygirlygirl3792)

Kozzume
(contributed by Rainbowriver32)

Kurairi
(contributed by Rainbowriver32)

Lotterasu
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Maskyor
MASK-your

Meioki
(contributed by Rainbowriver32)

Miiphah
(contributed by Annamaroulaki)

Miushika
(contributed by Azulur)

Mondcor
MOND-kor

Penaddah
(contributed by Annamaroulaki)

Poasaka
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Pollicista
(contributed by Tina_belle)

Prydier
(contributed by Briavel)

Quelancholy
KWEL-an-kol-ee

Quonnee
(contributed by Randomsilliness)

Rechicci
re-CHIK-i

Rhykoi
(contributed by Randomsilliness)

Runnlow
RUN-loe

Shukoto
(contributed by Azulur)

Sjelley
SJEL-ee

Skiddika
SKID-ih-kah

Stolevi
(contributed by Azulur)

Susoju
(contributed by Rainbowriver32)

Tammsiee
(contributed by Randomsilliness)

Tilomofifi
(contributed by Invisible_sadness)

Tomoyostar
(contributed by Allamericangirl_234)

Tremre
TREM-re

Trovenmor
TROE-ven-mor

Vvoi
voy

Woraloe
(contributed by Jessieluff)

Yhhi
yi

Yollhe
(contributed by Randomsilliness)

Yuister
(contributed by Grantauy)

Zellafo
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Zgorr
zgor

Consonant - Consonant

Bannilt
BAN-ilt

Bartumne
(contributed by Bookie_cookie2)

Beaktig
(contributed by Toastychloe)

Beniope
(contributed by Magicalbreeze)

Bipurr
(contributed by Magicalbreeze)

Bluerge
(contributed by Shenkuuwarrior2)

Boymme
(contributed by Randomsilliness)

Brumman
BRUM-an

Buelok
(contributed by Azulur)

Cadrope
KAD-roep

Carvoyt
(contributed by Umbra)

Chresen
(contributed by Briavel)

Cicreal
ki-KREEL

Cilderen
(contributed by Dragi55)

Criponium
(contributed by Invisible_sadness)

Cucuin
(contributed by Azulur)

Cuithal
(contributed by Azulur)

Cydgoed
kid-GOE-ed

Dalkesh
(contributed by Azulur)

Dgorren
duh-GOH-ren

Diemvit
(contributed by Briavel)

Dobbleid
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Drellpot
(contributed by Invisible_sadness)

Faffall
FA-fall

Fastiat
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Fasund
FASS-und

Fillipass
FIL-i-pas

Fleuriet
(contributed by Briavel)

Fushous
FUSH-ous

Gadyarn
GAD-yarn

Gamnoct
GAM-nokt

Gieoan
(contributed by Umbra)

Glaswenn
GLAZ-wen

Gonyan
GON-yan

Grephip
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Groveson
GROVE-son

Haedirt
(contributed by Azulur)

Havole
(contributed by Azulur)

Hembarn
HEM-barn

Hetrof
(contributed by Transcendere)

Hiraban
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Jaegil
(contributed by Azulur)

Jafnanil
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Jafroce
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Jakinthe
(contributed by Pittyprettypup)

Jantenne
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Jerrigard
JEH-ree-gard

Jinglease
Jing-leess

Jisteef
JIH-steef

Juibank
(contributed by Jessieluff)

Juritel
(contributed by Azulur)

Kalotyp
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Kaltyp
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Katikavic
(contributed by Decalis)

Kerrivin
keh-RIV-in

Kerstrith
KER-strith

Kinerun
KIEN-run

Kinilinik
(contributed by 9000potatoz)

Kkif
kif

Knighfors
(contributed by Catqueen96_8)

Korpike
KOR-piek

Kumuil
(contributed by Azulur)

Kwinock
KWIE-nok

Lateohn
(contributed by Annamaroulaki)

Lewinez
(contributed by xxLeopardxx)

Lezwerth
LEZ-werth

Lezwood
LEZ-wood

Liamantz
LIE-a-mantz

Loaug
(contributed by Beautifullysublime)

Louecle
(contributed by Beautifullysublime)

Malecol
(contributed by Azulur)

Mantham
MAN-tham

Marjish
MAR-jish

Maoqn
(contributed by Umbra)

Mecorit
(contributed by Azulur)

Melliat
mel-IE-at

Mesbine
MESS-bien

Mezten
(contributed by Azulur)

Milgrinn
MIL-grin

Minisque
(contributed by Purplepolkadotty)

Miomakin
MY-oh-MAKE-in

Mosdrin
MOS-drin

Naugean
(contributed by Beautifullysublime)

Nesterc
NEST-erk

Nestev
NEST-ev

Noahms
pronounced alike to gnomes (contributed by Wolf04)

Norniak
(contributed by Silvermadness)

Nulern
(contributed by Azulur)

Pairadoxin
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Piaman
PIE-a-man

Pinochinan
(contributed by Luigi_koopa)

Polathe
POL-ath

Pransset
pran-SET

Prevved
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Provaed
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Pulerot
(contributed by Azulur)

Queliote
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Recessied
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Rhalithos
(contributed by Azulur)

Ristown
(contributed by Decalis)

Robinab
rob-in-AB

Rugrial
RUG-ree-al

Sabelit
(contributed by Azulur)

Saliannas
sal-ie-AN-as

Shantwil
shan-TWIL

Shkerm
shkerm

Skerron
SKE-ron

Skimmeron
SKIM-er-on

Skymarl
SKIE-marl

Sollte
(contributed by Randomsilliness)

Stanine
STA-nien

Stifte
(contributed by Azulur)

Strembel
STREM-bel

Suliten
(contributed by Azulur)

Sumalynne
(contributed by Wanderlustre)

Technonot
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Terwond
TER-wond

Tevrock
TEV-rok

Texibird
(contributed by Catqueen96_8)

Tramoth
TRA-moth

Treskarl
tresk-ARL

Truank
TRUE-ank

Tugoret
(contributed by Azulur)

Tuwawik
(contributed by Decalis)

Tyriness
TIE-rin-es

Tyrryan
TIE-ree-an

Tyzerm
TIE-zerm

Vanhanell
(contributed by Annamaroulaki)

Vaswinch
VASS-winch

Vulthen
(contributed by Azulur)

Windgel
(contributed by Lawduckie)

Wiswith
WIS-with

Wittag
wi-TAG

Woygin
(contributed by Jessieluff)

Wumrik
(contributed by Robyn8s)

Yarkr
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Yeonip
(contributed by Iloveband555)

Yohsef
(contributed by Decalis)

Yourett
(contributed by Fasty1245)

Yowike
(contributed by Decalis)

Zantrilium
(contributed by Kiev_cool)

Zariazarian
zah-ree-ah-ZAH-ree-an

Zolluet
(contributed by Azulur)

Zukerin
(contributed by Azulur)

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Amdwin


Amkins


Arknim


Bjirio


Broini


Deskor


Emerar


Fyemma


Hagwyn


Iryain


Jaksai


Kinriz


Miztre


Nornic


Olinor


Payine


Quorla


Rinrio


Samvia


Twisri


Yabris


Zarkim

Incorrections(158p)(22u)

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Advenths
advents misspelled

Albutros
albatross misspelled (contributed by Transcendere)

Alihas
alias misspelled

Apopletic
apoplectic misspelled (contributed by Sweet_carolina)

Arktiked
arctic misspelled (contributed by Ghostcheat)

Arrowgent
arrogant misspelled to form: arrow + gent

Asylunn
asylum misspelled (contributed by Magicalbreeze)

Bassitt
basset misspelled

Blahhed
v. past participle of blah

Bobbtale
bobtail misspelled

Boundeer
n. one who bounds

Buwtyful
beautiful misspelled

Cacopheny
cacophony misspelled (contributed by Sweet_carolina)

Cadencz
cadence misspelled

Canemone
sea anemone misspelled (contributed by Sweet_carolina)

Ceesechake
a spoonerism of cheesecake

Chanje
change misspelled

Chiwarwar
chihuahua misspelled

Chocklert
chocolate misspelled

Ckestrel
kestrel misspelled

Clective
selective misspelled (contributed by Sweet_carolina)

Clotching
clothing misspelled

Comerance
contributed by Catqueen96_8

Crimbih
crimbo misspelled

Cuhchiek
Kacheek misspelled (contributed by Grantauy)

Cybherr
misspelled

Dalmaishun
dalmatian misspelled

Dashnd
dachshund misspelled

Ddrift
drift misspelled

Decohration
decoration misspelled

Decohrations
decorations misspelled (contributed by Snazzied)

Dettlekrum
a spoonerism of kettledrum

Dhistroi
destroy misspelled (contributed by Kittygirl1317)

Diiaanna
Diana misspelled (contributed by Magicalbreeze)

Eczact
exact misspelled

Egzs
eggs misspelled

Eldness
oldness misspelled

Embbir
ember misspelled

Epocsodielak
kaleidoscope spelled backwards

Eueuq
queue spelled backwards

Expoez
expose misspelled

Exprest
expressed misspelled

Fallfoot
footfall misspelled

Familiah
familiar misspelled

Fferrn
fern misspelled (contributed by Magicalbreeze)

Ffletch
fletch misspelled

Fishreman
fisherman misspelled

Fonyphake
phony fake misspelled (contributed by Grantauy)

Fowndling
foundling misspelled

Frennd
friend misspelled

Fulpride
prideful misspelled

Fyntystyc
fantastic misspelled

Goxflove
spoonerism of foxglove

Granduminium
contributed by Invisible_sadness

Grannnnar
grammar misspelled

Halmonee
harmony misspelled

Handsoldier
n. A soldier who fights on hand, as opposed to on foot

Hhym
him misspelled

Houndh
hound misspelled

Hriven
riven misspelled

Indigoagon
n. shape with indigo sides

Jewnipa
juniper misspelled

Jingilt
jingle misspelled

Kaassey
Cassy misspelled (contributed by Magicalbreeze)

Karefulie
carefully misspelled (contributed by Pureopal)

Kesterday
yesterday misspelled

Koonhound
coonhound misspelled

Kuwtt
cute misspelled

Kwestr
quester misspelled

Kyubical
cubical misspelled (contributed by Iosnmitica)

Lardehtac
cathedral spelled backwards

Leznupar
rapunzel spelled backwards (contributed by Momotoshirou)

Merrilessment
n. state of being without merriment

Misld
misled misspelled

Mizzpelling
misspelling misspelled

Mowntain
mountain misspelled (contributed by Grantauy)

Muknub
bunkum spelled backwards

Nepchewn
neptune misspelled

Nnarsupial
marsupial misspelled

Nnennory
memory misspelled

Nnerry
merry misspelled

Nnessage
message misspelled

Nniasnna
miasma misspelled

Nnind
mind misspelled

Nnnennonic
mnemonic misspelled

Nnock
mock misspelled

Nnope
mope misspelled

Nnorrow
morrow misspelled

Nnote
mote misspelled

Nnunch
munch misspelled

Nnyth
myth misspelled

Noinipo
opinion spelled backwards

Noitinifed
definition spelled backwards

Nosirapmoc
comparison spelled backwards

Noxicly
toxically misspelled (contributed by Fasty1245)

Nunnber
number misspelled (contributed by Magicalbreeze)

Nunneral
numeral misspelled

Ohpayke
opaque misspelled (contributed by Rachuul)

Orthr
author misspelled

Phackt
fact misspelled

Phorestphire
forest fire misspelled (contributed by Grantauy)

Pirsn
person misspelled

Pletcrum
plectrum misspelled

Pointah
pointer misspelled

Procrastinat
as in, I'll add the E later...

Purplegon
n. a shape with purple sides

Raibid
rabid misspelled

Regularatical
adj. (from regular) in a regular way

Restorr
restore misspelled (contributed by Magicalbreeze)

Rewbby
ruby misspelled

Reynieday
rainy day misspelled (contributed by Grantauy)

Roollir
ruler misspelled (contributed by Grantauy)

Sehsram
marshes spelled backwards

Sharrc
shark misspelled

Skoulh
school misspelled

Sledeh
sled misspelled

Slidness
n. the state of being slid

Sheeppdog
sheepdog misspelled

Sneerr
sneer misspelled

Snniles
smiles misspelled

Spannyel
spaniel misspelled

Srotaiva
aviators spelled backwards

Ssafe
safe misspelled

Sself
self misspelled

Ssever
sever misspelled

Ssidness
n. the state of being Sid

Ssilvre
silver misspelled (contributed by Evanec)

Ssouth
south misspelled

Storyback
backstory misspelled

Struckawe
awestruck misspelled

Suoedih
hideous spelled backwards

Syborgh
cyborg misspelled (contributed by Sweet_carolina)

Tchezter
chester misspelled

Togetherism
n. for togetherness

Tonnorrow
tomorrow misspelled

Tottoncail
a spoonerism of cottontail

Toymakre
toymaker misspelled

Travellah
traveller misspelled

Trebll
treble misspelled

Tuskatinnee
Tuskaninny misspelled (contributed by Grantauy)

Ultrafidianism
n. the practice of being ultrafidian, going beyond faith

Untaekn
untaken misspelled

Warrantea
warranty misspelled (contributed by Invisible_sadness)

Werewhulff
werewolf misspelled (contributed by N30)

Wichuary
adj. pertaining to sandwiches

Williamly
adj. in a william manner

Wooofing
woofing misspelled

Wordde
word misspelled

Worncare
careworn misspelled

Wreels
reels misspelled (contributed by Iloveband555)

Xmasth
xmas misspelled

Yndygo
indigo misspelled

Ynked
inked misspelled

Ytiniffa
affinity spelled backward

Yulefoam
play on yuletide

Zuhfarra
Zafara misspelled (contributed by Grantauy)

Zuwme
zoom misspelled

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Animashun
animation misspelled

Attytude
attitude misspelled

Brainn
brain misspelled

Ckandle
candle misspelled

Dannser
dancer misspelled

Ekzist
exist misspelled

Fakade
facade misspelled

Fiaree
fiery misspelled

Flloat
float misspelled

Giphts
gifts misspelled

Harttz
hearts misspelled

Hypnotyk
hypnotic misspelled

Mirrror
mirror misspelled

Naemed
named misspelled

Purpelle
purple misspelled

Rhainn
rain misspelled

Siethe
scythe misspelled

Sordust
sawdust misspelled

Winttry
wintry misspelled

Wizardre
wizardry misspelled

Ynking
inking misspelled

Yusernaem
username misspelled

Multilingual(275p)(23u)

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Aesculeus
Latin for (adj.) oaken

Affabilis
Latin for (adj.) courteous

Affectatus
Latin for (adj.) far-fetched

Agrabla
Esperanto for (adj.) agreeable, pleasant, congenial

Alienatus
Latin for (adj.) alienated

Alvearium
Latin for (n.) beehive

Ambiguum
Latin for (n.) uncertainty

Ambustum
Latin for (n.) burn

Amphitheatrum
Latin for (n.) amphitheatre

Angiportus
Latin for (n.) alley

Anguipes
Latin for (adj.) snake-footed

Ankomsttid
Swedish for (n.) time of arrival

Antehac
Latin for (adv.) previously

Appuyez
French for to press (contributed by Tamedtanizard)

Auctumnalis
Latin for (adj.) autumnal

Avancerad
Swedish for (adj.) advanced



Barbatum
Latin for bearded (pronounced: barb-ah-tomb. Contributed by Feathertailluv)

Beoceorl
Old English for (n.) beekeeper

Beowyrt
Old English for (n.) sweet flag (a plant)

Biformis
Latin for (adj.) two-shaped

Bimembris
Latin for (adj.) half-man, half-beast

Binominis
Latin for (adj.) having two names

Bogach
Irish for (n.) 1. swamp, 2. moor

Brottsling
Swedish for (n.) convict

Brycg
Old English for (n.) bridge

Brycgian
Old English for (v.) to bridge

Bubulcus
Latin for (n.) ploughman

Bwrw
Welsh for (v.) 1. hit, strike, 2. cast, 3. overthrow



Caecitas
Latin for (n.) blindness

Caelator
Latin for (n.) engraver

Calceus
Latin for (n.) shoe

Cantorion
Welsh for (n.) 1. singers, 2. choir

Cessator
Latin for (n.) idler

Circitor
Latin for (n.) patrol

Cnihtwesende
adj. (poetic) young, boyish

Collusor
Latin for (n.) playmate

Communitas
Latin for (n.) fellowship

Comoedus
Latin for 1. (n.) comic actor, 2. (adj.) comic

Compertus
Latin for (n.) proved

Conchylium
Latin for (n.) shell-fish

Concinnitas
Latin for (n.) elegance

Confragosus
Latin for (adj.) broken

Consiliarius
Latin for (n.) adviser

Consobrinus
Latin for (n.) cousin

Consociatus
Latin for (adj.) united

Consolatio
Latin for (n.) comfort

Continens
Latin for (n.) continent

Convallis
Latin for (n.) valley

Convivium
Latin for (n.) a banquet, a feast

Coolitate
Romanian for (n.) coolness (slang)

Cornicula
Latin for (n.) jackdaw

Cornipes
Latin for (adj.) hoofed

Corrigia
Latin for (n.) shoe-lace

Corruptela
Latin for (n.) corruption

Cramum
Latin for (n.) cream

Crustum
Latin for (n.) confectionery

Cuagach
Scottish Gaelic for (adj.) hobbling, lame, limping

Cucullus
Latin for (n.) hood



Debitum
Latin for (n.) dept

Dedicatio
Latin for (n.) dedication

Deditio
Latin for (n.) surrender

Deductus
Latin for (adj.) fine-spun

Defessus
Latin for (adj.) weary

Definitio
Latinf for (n.) definition

Defossus
Latin for (adj.) buried

Defrutum
Latin for (n.) syrup

Delectabilis
Latin for (adj.) delightful

Deliratio
Latin for (n.) silliness

Deprecator
Latin for (n.) pleader

Destinatio
Latin for (n.) purpose

Destinatum
Latin for (n.) aim, intention

Destitutus
Latin for (adj.) abandoned

Dexteritas
Latin for (n.) dexterity

Dicacitas
Latin for (n.) wit

Diffidens
Latin for (adj.) distrustful

Digwydd
Welsh for (v.) 1. to happen; to occur, 2. to befall

Direesha
Arabic for window (contributed by Infiniteus)

Dissonus
Latin for (adj.) discordant

Distinctio
Latin for (n.) difference

Distractio
Latin for (n.) division

Distractus
Latin for (adj.) bewildered

Dubhachas
Scottish Gaelic for (n.) depression, dreariness, melancholy

Dumetum
Latin for (n.) thicket

Dyhtig
Old English for (adj.) doughty, strong



Ealdorleas
Old English for (adj.) leaderless; lacking a lord or chief

Eaxlegespann
Old English for (n.) crosspiece, crossbar

Eburneua
Latin for (adj.) made of ivory (contributed by Fasty1245)

Efferatus
Latin for (adj.) wild

Effrenatus
Latin for (adj.) unruly

Elnboga
Old English for (n.) elbow

Embolium
Latin for (n.) interlude

Emissarius
Latin for (n.) spy

Emodulor
Latin for (v.) to sing

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

Eornost
Old English for (n.) 1. earnestness 2. vigour

Esuriens
Latin for (adj.) hungry

Etajate
Romanian for placed in vertical columns (contributed by Fasty1245)

Exhalatio
Latin for (n.) exhalation



Factiosus
Latin for (adj.) mutinous

Falamh
Scottish Gaelic for (adj.) empty

Feohgift
Old English for (n.) (poetic) 1) treasure-giving, dispensing of gifts 2) costly gift

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

Ffres
Welsh for (adj.) fresh

Fistulator
Latin for (n.) piper

Flavgriza
Esperanto for (n.) beige

Flyktig
Swedish for (adj.) casual

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

Freadrihten
Old English for (n.) lord

Frumcynn
Old English for (n.) lineage, origin, genealogy

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

Futtilis
Latin for (adj.) worthless

Fyrdsearu
Old English for (n.) (poetic) armour, war equipment



Gealtach
Scottish Gaelic for (adj.) 1. cowardly, timid, 2. dastardly

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

Geatwa
Old English for (n.) 1. equipment 2. trappings

Gedwola
Old English for (n.) an error, a heresy

Gegncwide
Old English for (n.) answer, reply

Gemmarius
Latin for (n.) jeweller

Gengogaku
Japanese for (n.) linguistics, study of language

Genuinus
Latin for (adj.) innate

Gescad
Old English for (n.) 1. separation, 2. distinction, difference 3) reasoning, meaning

Gesieltan
Old English for (v.) to salt

Gesweostor
Old English for (n.) sisters

Grandaevus
Latin for (adj.) old

Gulosus
Latin for (adj.) gluttonous

Gumcynn
Old English for (n.) (poetic) 1. mankind, 2. race, nation

Gwerdd
Welsh for (adj.) green



Headfod
Old English for (n.) headland

Heafod
Old English for (n.) 1. (anatomy) head, 2. hair of the head, 3. headman, master, chief

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

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

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

Hereheatwa
Old English for (n.) 1. war-gear, 2. heriot

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

Hlysnan
Old English for (v.) to listen

Hramsa
Old English for (n.) ramsons, wild garlic

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

Hronfisc
Old English for (n.) whale

Hropan
Old English for (v.) to call

Hrycg
Old English for (n.) back

Husbonda
Old English for (n.) master of the house

Hwealf
Old English for (n.) vault, arch

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



Igirisujin
Japanese for (prop. n.) an Englishman, English, a person from England

Imitatio
Latin for (n.) imitation

Indelebilis
Latin for (adj.) indestructible

Intaminatus
Latin for (adj.) pure

Interpres
Latin for (n.) negotiator

Irrepertus
Latin for (adj.) undiscovered

Iudicatio
Latin for (n.) judgement

Iuncus
Latin for (n.) bulrush

Iuvenilis
Latin for (adj.) youthful



Karmijnrood
Dutch for (n.) the colour carmine

Kastanjebrun
Swedish for (adj.) auburn

Katalaas
Malayalam for (n.) paper

Kindben
Swedish for (n.) cheek-bone

Konstgjord
Swedish for (adj.) artificial



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

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

Lanicium
Latin for (n.) wool

Lapicida
Latin for (n.) quarryman

Leassceawere
Old English for (n.) spy

Lempinimi
Finnish for nickname; familiar, invented given name

Leodcyning
Old English for (n.) king, ruler

Leseesel
Norwegian for reading donkey (contributed by Fasty1245)

Lignator
Latin for (n.) wood-cutter

Likadan
Swedish for (adj.) alike

Livvakt
Swedish for (n.) bodyguard

Loisgte
Scottish Gaelic for (adj.) burned, scorched, charred

Loquacitas
Latin for (n.) talkativeness

Ludimagister
Latin for (n.) schoolmaster

Luteolus
Latin for (adj.) yellow

Lysestage
Danish for (n.) candlestick (contributed by Jamielynn40)



Maalluvaa
Sinhala for (n.) fish

Maawain
Filipino for (adj.) friendly

Maqlama
Arabic for pencil case (contributed by Infiniteus)

Meanbh
Scottish Gaelic for (adj.) small, minute, diminutive

Mecefisc
Old English for (n.) mullet (a kind of fish)

Medveten
Swedish for (adj.) conscious

Mendicus
Latin for (n.) beggar

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

Motvilja
Swedish for (n.) antipathy

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



Naufragus
Latin for (adj.) shipwrecked

Neahbuend
Old English for (n.) neighbour

Neahgebur
Old English for (n.) neighbour

Nonnemo
Latin for (n.) someone

Nydwracu
Old English for (n.) (poetic) great suffering, deep distress



Oavbruten
Swedish for (adj.) continuous

Obsequens
Latin for (adj.) amenable

Officiosus
Latin for (adj., adv.) obliging, courteous

Olennainen
Finnish for (adj.) essential; relevant

Olycksfall
Swedish for (n.) casualty

Omstridd
Swedish for (adj.) controversial



Paglipad
Filipino for (adj.) flying

Pahayagan
Filipino for (n.) newspaper (contributed by Jamielynn40)

Palathurah
Sinhalese for fruit (pronounced: puh-luh-thoo-ruh. Contributed by Aqua_fountain)

Pelglik
Estonian for (adj.) shy

Perduellis
Latin for (n.) public enemy

Perperam
Latin for (adj.) untruly

Pigmentti
Finnish for (n.) pigment

Pigrities
Latin for (n.) laziness, indolence

Popierius
Lithuanian for (n.) paper

Proavus
Latin for (n.) great-grandfather

Propekulo
Esperanto for (n.) scapegoat

Pruinosus
Latin for (adj.) frosty

Purpurne
Estonian for (v.) purple



Qousquzah
Arabic for rainbow (contributed by Infiniteus)

Quaesitum
Latin for (n.) question

Quaepiam
Latin for (indef. p. n.) anybody, anything



Rancidus
Latin for (adj.) rancid

Regninger
Norwegian for bills (contributed by Fasty1245)

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

Repagula
Latin for (n.) bolts, bars

Repraesentatio
Latin for (n.) representation

Retinens
Latin for (adj.) tenacious

Ruinosus
Latin for (adj.) in ruins

Ruricola
Latin for (adj.) rural



Samtida
Swedish for (adj.) contemporary

Sanomalehti
Finnish for (n.) newspaper (contributed by Jamielynn40)

Scaenicus
Latin for 1. (n.) actor, 2. (adj.) theatrical

Sceafa
Old English for (n.) shave

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

Semivivus
Latin for (adj.) half-alive

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

Skicklig
Swedish for (adj.) clever

Smeortan
Old English for (v.) to hurt

Smittande
Swedish for (adj.) contagious

Snilleblixt
Swedish for (n.) brainwave, stroke of genius

Socializa
Romanian for (v.) to socialise (contributed by Iloveband555)

Somavamos
Portuguesse for we were summing (contributed by Fasty1245)

Spreot
Old English for (n.) pole

Squameus
Latin for (adj.) scaly

Stadsbo
Swedish for (n.) citizen

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

Stieran
Old English for (v.) to steer

Stincan
Old English for (v.) to stink

Strewian
Old English for (v.) to strew

Sundwudu
Old English for (n.) ship

Sweostor
Old English for (n.) sister

Sweotol
Old English for (adj.) clear, evident, distinct

Sycomorus
Latin for (n.) sycamore

Syndabock
Swedish for (n.) scapegoat



Tangibilis
Latin for (adj.) touchable, tangible

Teachdail
Scottish Gaelic for (adj.) future

Thymum
Latin for (n.) thyme

Toiveikas
Finnish for (adj.) hopeful

Toweard
Old English for (adj.) approaching

Trankvila
Esperanto for (adj.) quiet, calm, tranquil

Trifaux
Latin for (adj.) with three throats

Trilinguis
Latin for (adj.) three-tongued

Tropaeum
Latin for (n.) trophy, victory

Tubicen
Latin for (n.) trumpeter



Ullamh
Irish for (adj.) 1. ready, 2. prompt

Unistama
Estonian for (v.) dream

Unrhyw
Welsh for (adj.) any

Usquam
Latin for (adv.) anywhere

Utmana
Swedish for (v.) challenge

Uudne
Estonian for (adj.) new



Velamentum
Latin for (n.) olive-branch

Verfijnd
Dutch for (adj.) refined

Verutum
Latin for (n.) javelin

Vocabulum
Latin for (n.) name

Volslank
Dutch for (adj.) (ironical pun) well-rounded, well-fed, as a euphemism for a chubby or fat creature (Etymology note: from vol (meaning fully or filled) and slank (meaning slender))



Walhhnutu
Old English for (n.) walnut

Warnian
Old English for (v.) to warn

Wasend
Old English for (n.) the throat or gullet

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

Weodian
Old English for (v.) to weed

Wlitbeorht
Old English for (adj.) (poetic) beautiful

Woroldar
Old English for (n.) worldy honour

Wrencan
Old English for (v.) to twist

Wuduwasa
Old English for (n.) wild man of the woods, woodwose



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

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Abhaill
Irish Gaelic for (n.) apple tree

Adolescens
Latin for (adj.) young

Annosus
Latin for (adj.) old

Benvit
Swedish for (n.) bone-white

Collusor
Latin for (n.) playmate

Confisus
Latin for (adj.) trusting

Likadan
Swedish for (adj.) alike

Maawain
Filipino for (adj.) friendly

Motvilja
Swedish for (n.) antipathy

Nitedula
Latin for (n.) dormouse

Nonnemo
Latin for (n.) someone

Notabilis
Latin for (adj.) noteworthy

Olycksfall
Swedish for (n.) casualty

Omstridd
Swedish for (adj.) controversial

Pelglik
Estonian for (adj.) shy

Perduellis
Latin for (n.) public enemy

Proscriptus
Latin for (n.) outlaw

Quaesitum
Latin for (n.) question

Samtida
Swedish for (adj.) contemporary

Stadsbo
Swedish for (n.) citizen

Trilinguis
Latin for (adj.) three-tongued

Usquam
Latin for (adv.) anywhere

Verfijnd
Dutch for (adj.) refined

Real Words(139p)(15u)

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Aberuncator
n. a pruning device mounted on a pole, so as to reach high branches; a weeding machine (contributed by Katiedarby_1991)

Acervuline
adj. - resembling small heaps

Acetometer
n. - instrument measuring strength of acetic acid or vinegar

Acidophilic
adj. - easily stained by acid dyes; thriving in acid environment

Acinaciform
adj. - having the shape of a scimitar

Acrocephalic
n. - pertaining to pointed heads - adj. someone with a pointed head

Acroterion
n. a pedestal intended to support carved flowers, busts or urns on the center or lower points of a pediment

Actinograph
n. - instrument for calculating time of photographic exposures

Actinometer
n. - instrument measuring heating power of the sun's rays; (photography) instrument for calculating exposure times

Actinomorphous
adj. - (botany) having a symmetrically radiated shape

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

Aculeiform
adj. - thorn-shaped



Balladromic
adj. - (of missiles, etc.) maintaining course towards a target

Balneography
n. - a description on baths

Baraesthesia
n. - ability to perceive pressure

Baragnosis
n. - loss of ability to perceive weight

Barbigerous
adj. - having beard

Barognosis
n. - ability to perceive weight

Barothermograph
n. - instrument recording simultaneously pressure and temperature

Blackrosyfinch
(strictly black rosy finch) n. medium sized finch in black, pink, and grey



Cacemphaton
n. - a harsh-sounding word or phrase

Cacestogenous
adj. - caused by unfavorable home environment

Cacogastric
adj. - dyspeptic

Cacogenics
n. - study or process of racial deterioration

Cacophrenic
adj. - pertaining to an inferior intellect

Calcariferous
adj. - spurred

Calcariform
adj. spur-shaped

Calceiform
adj. - slipper-shaped

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

Campaniform
adj. - bell-shaped

Cancriform
adj. - crab-shaped

Canephorus
n. - sculpture of a young man or woman carrying a basket on head

Caprifoliaceous
adj. - pertaining to or like honeysuckle

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

Cardophagus
n. - eater of thistles; donkey

Caricology
n. - study of sedges

Carriwitchets
carriwitchet: n. - an absurd, riddling question, something of a hoax

Chamaecrista
n. a genus of legumes (contributed by Yuivixpop)

Coadjutant
n. a helper; an assistant (contributed by Yuivixpop)



Dactylioglyph
n. - engraver of gems, especially for rings

Dactylomegaly
n. - abnormal largeness of fingers and toes

Dambulatory
n. - an ambulatory; adj. wandering

Dasymeter
n. - device for measuring the density of gases

Dasyphyllous
adj. - with downy leaves

Dasypoedes
n. -pl. birds having downy young

Dealbation
n. - whitening

Decalescence
n. - sudden increase at certain temperature in amount of heat absorbed

Decimestrial
adj. - consisting of or lasting ten months

Delicatessens
n. plural of delicatessen (contributed by Grantauy)



Eccoprotic
adj. n. - purgative

Eccrinology
n. - study of excretion and secretion

Echinulate
adj. - having small spines

Ectobatic
adj. - efferent

Ectocranial
adj. - pertaining to exterior of skull

Ectorhinal
adj. - pertaining to exterior of nose

Effodient
adj. - burrowing

Elaeometer
n. - device measuring the specific gravity of oils

Elaterometer
n. - instrument measuring pressure of gas



Fastigate
adj. - pointed

Feuilletonistic
adj. as, or pertaining to, the part of a European newspaper devoted to light fiction, reviews, and articles of general entertainment (contributed by Catqueen96_8)

Ficiform
adj. - fig-shaped

Filiciform
adj. - fern- or frond-shaped

Fodderer
n. one who fodders cattle (contributed by Catqueen96_8)



Galericulate
adj. - covered with a hat

Galliardise
n. - great merriment

Gandurah
n. - short, loose, sleeveless garment of Levant and Asia Minor

Gastriloquist
n. - ventriloquist

Gastrolater
n. - glutton

Geloscopy
n. - determining someone's character or future by the way they laugh

Genethliacon
n. - a birthday poem

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

Gentilitial
adj. - pertaining to nation or family; of high birth

Geochrony
n. - chronology used in geology

Geocyclic
adj. - pertaining to the earth's rotation or revolution; revolving round the earth



Hamstreet
pr.n. a village in Kent, in south-east England (contributed by Interl)

Hamstringing
v. to rendering powerless or useless; crippling by cutting the leg tendons (contributed by Interl)

Hapaxanthous
adj. (botany) - having one flowering period only

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

Harengiform
adj. - shaped like a herring

Hebdomadal
adj. - once every seven days; weekly

Hecatontarchy
n. - government by 100 persons

Heliophilous
adj. - attracted by sunlight

Heliophyte
n. - plant flourishing in sunlight

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



Iatromisia
n. - dislike of doctors

Ichthyomancy
n. - fortunetelling with fish offal

Idioelectric
adj. - able to be electrified by friction

Idiospasm
n. - localized cramp

Idiothermic
adj. - warm-blooded

Idiothermous
adj. - warm-blooded



Jejunator
n. - one who fasts

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

Jyngine
adj. - pertaining to or like a wryneck; belonging to wryneck subfamily of birds



Kakorrhaphiophobia
n. - fear of failure

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

Keraunograph
n. - instrument detecting distant thunderstorm; pattern made by lightning on struck object

Kinesalgia
n. - muscular pain



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



Machinule
n. - surveyor's instrument for obtaining right angle

Maconochie
n. - army tinned stew

Macrencephalic
adj. - having large brain pan

Macrencephalous
adj. - having large brain pan

Macropsia
n. - disease of eye causing objects to seem very large

Macrosmatic
adj. - having a supersensitive nose

Macrosomatous
adj. - having an abnormally large body

Madarosis
n. - loss of eyelashes or eyebrows

Magnetohydrodynamic
adj. - pertaining to a method of generating electricity directly by passing an ionized gas through a magnetic field at an extremely high temperature

Maimedly
adv. in a maimed manner (contributed by Interl)

Malleiform
adj. - hammer-shaped

Malneirophrenia
n. - depress following a nightmare



Nanocephalous
adj. - having an abnormally small head

Nebulochaotic
adj. - chaotic, confused

Necessitarian
n. - (philosophy) fatalist

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

Nusiustertian
n. the day before yesterday (contributed by Crispycheesypizza)



Obganiate
v. - to irritate with reiteration

Obnubilation
n. - beclouding or obscuring

Obsecrations
n. - entreaties

Obstrobogulous
adj. - a vehement oath of expansive meaning



Palingenesis
n. - resuscitation; rebirth; metempsychosis; exact reproduction of ancestral characteristics

Palpebrate
v. - to wink

Paltripolitan
n. - an insular city dweller

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

Panmnesia
n. - belief that every mental impression continues in memory

Pannicular
adj. - pertaining to or like a sheet or thin layer

Preeminently
adv. in a preeminent manner

Priggishness
n. the state or quality of being priggish



Reboantic
adj. - reverberating

Roisterer
n. one who behaves in a loud and riotous manner; who roisters (contributed by Grantauy)



Schoenabatist
n. - a tightrope walker

Streetscape
n. The visual elements of a street that combine to form the street's character



Tautoousious
adj. - being absolutely the same



Urbanscape
n. An urban landscape

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Artlessness
n. 1. the state of being artless, 2. innocence

Dancewear
n. clothing made to be worn by dancers

Dissymmetry
n. lack of symmetry

Foreknew
v. simple past tense and past participle of foreknow

Foresighted
adj. having foresight

Ingratiated
v. simple past tense and past participle of ingratiate

Locational
adj. having to do with location

Positional
adj. relating to the position of something

Representational
adj. of or pertaining to representation

Sixpenny
adj. (of a penny) worth six pennies

Soggily
adv. in a soggy manner

Southerly
1. (n.) a wind blowing from the south, 2. (adj.) coming from the south

Timestamped
past tense of timestamp: (n.) the date and time at which an event occurs or occurred, usually indicated in human-readable form

Troubleshoots
v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of troubleshoot

Washerwomen
n. plural of washerwoman

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Givemecrit
give + me + crit

Rabidreviewer
rabid + reviewer

suggested for: Graphics + Premades

Artlessless
lacking in artlessness

Foryoumade
for + you + made

Theblueprint
the + blueprint






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