luxuriate

1. To enjoy oneself without stint; revel: to luxuriate in newly aquired wealth.
2. To take luxurious pleasure; indulge oneself.
3. To proliferate.
4. To grow fully or abundantly; thrive:  The plants luxuriated in the new soil.
5. To grow profusely.

These are from trying to find the right discriptor for a story --- sadly, I think both options failed ( Read more... )

ratiocination

"process of reasoning," 1530, from L. ratiocincationem (nom. ratiocincatio) "a reasoning," from ratiocincatus, pp. of ratiocinare "to calculate, deliberate," from ratio (see ratio) + -cinari, which probably is related to conari "to try."

noun1. the proposition arrived at by logical reasoning (such as the proposition that must follow ( Read more... )

Costermonger

-noun 1.Also called coster. a hawker of fruit, vegetables, fish, etc. -verb (used without object) 2.to sell fruit, vegetables, fish, etc., from a cart, barrow, or stall in the streets; coster.

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Abseil

-To rappel.

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Dosser

-noun 1.a basket for carrying objects on the back; pannier. 2.an ornamental covering for the back of a seat ( Read more... )

Rae's reading a book, and I keep looking up words for her.

today's word:
Eidolon

1. A phantom, an apparition
2. An image of an ideal