Vocab - 1

Learning words.
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Definition
Word
A solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases.
Panacea
The earthly scent produced when rain falls on dry soil.
Petrichor
The state of being obsessively infatuated with someone, usually accompanied by delusions of or a desire for an intense romantic relationship with that person.
Limerance
Talking hypocritically and sanctimoniously about something.
Canting
A person who criticises, judges, or gives advice on subjects that they don't know well.
Ultracrepidarian
Promoting happiness or fulfilment through purposeful action.
Eudaemonic
Wilful, defiant, and rebellious against authority.
Contumacious
A period of mental or physical lethargy due to exhaustion.
Torpor
So powerful or profound that it defies description or explanation.
Ineffable
The period of time after sundown but before dark; dusk.
Gloaming
Going against generally accepted beliefs and traditions.
Iconoclastic
Boring, commonplace, or overly conventional.
Stodgy
A person who starts learning new skills or knowledge later in life.
Opsimath
(Of a person) Reserved or uncommunicative in speech; saying little.
Taciturn
The art of stretching and yawning upon wakening or from fatigue.
Pandiculation
Definition
Word
The quality or fact of being able to grip something firmly.
Tenacity
Causing drowsiness or inducing sleep.
Soporific
The feeling of warmth provided by the sun in winter.
Apricity
To weaken or wear down.
Enervate
Showing intense and often exaggerated emotion; overwrought.
Perfervid
Very talkative, often about unimportant things.
Garrulous
A minor altercation or mishap, often embarrassing in nature.
Contretemps
A feeling of sincere remorse or guilt, often accompanied by a desire to atone or make amends.
Contrite
Quick to anger or irritation.
Tetchy
Strongly fragrant.
Redolent
A person who enjoys seeking and spreading news and gossip.
Quidnunc
A good-natured exchange of clever remarks or teasing.
Persiflage
A state of stress, confusion, or anxiety.
Swivet
Fond of pointing out minor mistakes or raising trivial objections.
Captious
Very clear and easy to see through.
Pellucid
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