Dictionary
This section is supposed to surprise you, with words that you didn't know existed and had meanings. However, Dictionary doesn't seem to be a good word to use. Now if I can think of a better word for that...

Anyways, I'll start with some easy obvious ones. I mean, "Words" is for the kids, and "Dictionary" is for the adults and professors, so, this below is easy and obvious, kinda.
Easy:

1.Somniloquist:
This person talks while he/she/it is sleeping. Heh heh.

2.Hermaphroditic:
An adjective to describe a person's gender of both masuline and feminine genders combined. No "it" though.

3.Melanotrichous:
An adjective described to people with black hair.

4.Ichthyophagist:
A person who loves to eat fish; fish-eater.

5.Numismatist:
A person who collects coins is called this.

6.Epithalamium/Epithalamion:
A poem written for the honor of a future wedding in plan.

7.Funambulist:
A tight-rope walker.

8.Comestible:
Edible; eatable (comestibles): food.

9.Persiflage:
Light talking; joking; bantering talk.

10.Ratiocination:
Reasoning deduction; mind calculation.

11.Rhinotillexomaniac:
A person who constantly picks his or her nose.

12.Deltiologist:
A person who collects postcards.

13.Deipnosophist:
A master for conversating at the dinner table.

14.Pogonotrophy:
The art of growing a beard.

15.Tintinnabulation:
A ringing sound, like from a bell.

16.Rhadamanthine:
Rigorously just and severe.

17.Catoptromancy:
Divination by mirrors.

18.Abecedarian:
Of or to do with the alphabet.

19.Aestivation:
The opposite of hibernation, as in the summer or in the tropics.

20.Obmutescent:
Preferring to have silence or to avoid noise.

21.Ubiquitous:
Present, or seeming to be present, everywhere at the same time.

22.Epiphany:
A moment of sudden intuitive understanding; sudden memory.

23.Hypocorism:
The act or use of giving a pet's name.

24.Valetudinarian:
One who is extremely concerned about his or her health.

25.Edentulous:
Lacking teeth; toothless.

26.Pagination:
The process of dividing a document into pages for printing.

27.Erudite:
Having or showing a wide knowledge gained from reading; learned; scholarly.

28.Nepotisn:
Favoritism to family members and relatives.

29.Crepuscular:
Active at twilight or just before sunrise.

30.Philtrum:
The two lines that connect your top lip to the bottom of your nose.

31.Acquiescent:
Agreeing or consenting to something without protest.

32.Kapellmeister:
The director of a choir or orchestra. (A synonym for conductor).

33.Soporific:
Causing or tending to cause sleep; drowsy.

34.Ayatolla:
A title in the religious hierarchy achieved by scholars who have demonstrated highly advanced knowledge of Islamic law and religion.
P.S. You may now know that every part of this site is under construction, and for this page, I will have a "More Info" link next to every word on this page. It will in-depthly explain the meaning and the roots.





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