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Grandiloquent language

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Pleonasm

(ˈplēəˌnazəm. Noun.)

"The use of more words than are necessary to convey meaning (e.g., see with one'seyes), either as a fault of style or for emphasis"

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Patzer

(ˈpätsər. Noun.)

"A poor chess player"

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Bruxism

(ˈbrəksizəm. Noun.)

"The involuntary or habitual grinding of the teeth, typically during sleep"

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Abulia

(əˈboōlēə. Noun.)

"An absence of willpower or an inability to act decisively, as a symptom of mental illness"

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Pawky

(ˈpôkē. Adjective.)

"Having or showing a sly sense of humor"

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Brumal

(ˈbroōməl. Adjective.)

"Of or relating to winter; wintry"

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Quotidian

(kwōˈtidēən. Adjective.)

"Of or occurring every day; daily"

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Costermonger

(ˈkästərˌmə ng gər. Noun.)

"A person who sells goods, esp. fruit and vegetables, from a handcart in the street"

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Eleemosynary

(ˌeləˈmäsəˌnerē. Adjective.)

"Of, relating to, or dependent on charity; charitable"

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Foofaraw

(ˈfoōfəˌrô. Noun.)

"A great deal of fuss or attention given to a minor matter"

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Pelf

(pelf. Noun.)

"Money, esp. when gained in a dishonest or dishonorable way"

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Ullage

(ˈəlij. Noun.)

"The amount by which a container falls short of being full"

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Kerf

(kərf. Noun.)

"A slit made by cutting, esp. with a saw"

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Fug

(fəg. Noun.)

"A warm stuffy or smoky atmosphere in a room"

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Bildungsroman

(ˈbildoŏ ng zrōˌmän. Noun.)

"A novel dealing with one person's formative years or spiritual education"

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Lascivious

(ləˈsivēəs. Adjective.)

"Feeling or revealing an overt and often offensivesexual desire"

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Autochthon

(ôˈtäkθən. Noun.)

"An original or indigenous inhabitant of a place"