Let me introduce you to a world of words that few know even existed.
Like the following selection:
acanthi – prickle
acanthous – spiny; prickly
acapnia – lack or deficiency of carbon dioxide
acapnotic – non-smoker; non-smoking
acarpous – sterile; not bearing fruit
acatalectic – having complete or full number of syllables in a poetic line
acatalepsy – the unknowableness of all things to a certainty
acatamathesia – inability to understand data presented to the senses
acates – provisions that have been purchased
acatour – provisioner; quartermaster
acaudate – tailless
acceptilation – remission of debt or liability through fictitious repayment
blesiloquent – speaking with a stammer or lisp
bletcherous- having an ugly design
bletherskate – a garrulous talker of nonsense
bletonism – alleged ability to find an underground water supply
blewit – type of edible toadstool
blissom – subject to or having strong sexual desires
bloomery – factory where iron bars are manufactured
lethologica – inability to remember the right word
And MANY more all the way up the alphabet to Z
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The Phrontistery
Created by Stephen Chrisomalis


I love reference books, especially dictionaries. Thanks for posting this, Chris 🙂
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Welcome Tina 😀
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Reblogged this on Barbarian Writer and commented:
Great list of new words! Well, maybe not new, but new to me works just as well!
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I refuse to admit how many of these apply to me. I am, however, intrigued to find out how I can incorporate a lot of them into my stories…
Thanks. Chris! Keep ’em coming! ;p
P.S. Reblogging so I can find it again.
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Welcome John – and reblogging is the best way to remember where these articles are (part from on my blog of course) 😀
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Great post, oh SRA. You are an acatour of mighty fine posts, not a bletcherous one among them.
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LOLOLOL THANK YOU Noelle 😀
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This is a great post! I pride myself of being something of a blethersnake (especially now that I have another for it!) 😄
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LOLOL Welcome Adam – now you can confuse people even more 😄😄😄
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bletherSNAKE? Hm .. *checks the list again* … is there another list I have not seen?
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You’ll find lots of lists under the tabs at the top of the site Fran 😃
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Reblogged this on Kate McClelland.
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Love these words. They sound magical! Perfect to use in my next book! Lol! Thanks for sharing! HNY! HUGS!
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Glad you like them Janice HNY2U2 Hugs
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Great post. Great lists. Do you know what the most underappreciated word in the English language is? Spatula. Seriously, think about it.
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You could call something spatulate 😄😄😄
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i ‘suffer’ from this ailment and love this post )
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I hope it helps – now all you need to do is remember where you saw the link to it ksbeth 👍😃😄
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Oh, how cool!
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And a LOT of FUN Annette 👍😃🐵
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Absolutely! I was just visiting the site and found myself completely enchanted. I could marry that site! ❤
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LOLOL – It wouldn’t take much feeding, but might beat you in an argument 😄😄😄
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This is like heaven to me, thank you so much for posting! ❤
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Welcome Annette 😎
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