List of unknow words and it definition (action plan)

List of unknow words and it definition (action plan) 

Here are some words  that I found at Internet (watching novels and donghuas); they're  unknow for me, so I'll give them a definition or a translation to spanish:

- Jabberwock: nonsense, gibberish

 - Jaculiferous: having arrow-like prickles

- Jargoon: brilliant pale or colorless zircon

- Stubborn: Terco

- Largiloquent: talkative; full of words

- Macrosmatic: having a good sense of smell

- Quackle: to choke; to suffocate

- Outrageous: Indignante

- Stir: Provocar

- Old flame: A person that you loved in the past / un antiguo amor

- Recklessness: is the state of acting without proper concern for the potential harm or risk, even when aware of it

- Ratoon: a small shoot growing from the root of a plant

- Ucalegon: neighbor whose house is on fire

- Valetudinarian: a sickly or weak person, especially one who is constantly and morbidly concerned with his or her health

- Whiffler: somebody who walks in front of you through a crowd

- Thunder-plump: is a heavy and sudden rainstorm

- frenigerent: bearing a bridle

-fumificate: to make or cause smoke or incense

- gardeviance: chest for valuables; a travelling trunk

- gardevisure: visor of a helmet as shown on heraldic devices

- gaudiloquent: speaking joyfully or on joyful matters

- gelicide: a frost

the next words are some I found in a interesting page that inform us to unknow old words

-jobler n 1662 -1662

one who does small jobs

We've found a great jobler who takes care of our repairs quickly and cheaply.

-jumperism n 1800 -1876

principles of a jumping Methodist sect

While snake-handling is ridiculous, it is no worse than jumperism or the stylites.

-jungible adj 1656 -1656

that may be joined

The trailers are jungible by means of a complex hitching system.

-jussulent adj 1656 -1658

full of broth or soup

The bubbling of the jussulent cauldron and the crackling of the campfire soothed her.

-kalotypography n 1834 -1834

beautiful printing

Medieval manuscripts are attractive, but modern kalotypography surely surpasses them.

-keleusmatically adv 1885 -1885

imperatively; in an imperative mood

"Sit down!" the teacher instructed his wife keleusmatically, to her chagrin.

-kexy adj 1608 -1884

dry, brittle, withered

-scathefire n 1632 -1796

great destructive fire; conflagration

Despite the scathefire that razed the town, its citizens were determined to rebuild.

-scelidate adj 1877 -1877

having legs; legged

The legless dragon of Eastern myth contrasts with its scelidate Western counterpart.

-sceptriferous adj 1656 -1658

bearing a scepter

The court's sceptriferous seneschal had a primarily symbolic function.

-schismarch n 1657 -1657

founder of a schism

The schismarch of the People's Front of Judea was hated by his former allies.

-secability n 1842 -1842

capability of being cut

The limited secability of Kevlar makes it an ideal material for modern armour.

-sedecuple n 1690 -1690

quantity sixteen times another

She enjoyed the Slinky, though her age was the sedecuple of her granddaughter's.

-sementine adj 1656 -1656

pertaining to sowing; of the time of seeding fields

This year's drought means that our springtime sementine efforts were in vain.

-senticous adj 1657 -1657

prickly; thorny

He pricked himself on a senticous bush as he searched about for his golf ball.

-seplasiary n 1650 -1658

seller or producer of perfumes and ointments

She had an allergic reaction after the seplasiary sprayed her in the eyes.

-sermonolatry n 1859 -1859

excessive devotion to sermons

We moved to a church across town because of our pastor's excessive sermonolatry.

-sevidical adj 1656 -1656

speaking cruel and harsh words; threatening

I will not tolerate your sevidical tone and manner, you filthy peasant!

-sevous adj 1725 -1725

like tallow or suet

The sevous mixture wouldn't harden, and so the whole batch of candles was ruined.

-siagonology n 1895 -1895

study of jaw-bones

Reliance on siagonology alone led to the proliferation of the Piltdown Man hoax.

-sigilism n 1865 -1865

act of revealing the secrets of the confessional

After learning of such atrocities, it is only natural that he would consider sigilism.

-sinapistic adj 1879 -1879

consisting of mustard

The chef's sinapistic sauces delighted connoisseurs of French cuisine.

-sireniform adj 1849 -1852

having the lower legs abnormally joined into a single limb

When they learned that their child had a sireniform deformity, they were devastated.

-slimikin adj 1745 -1745

small and slender

She was a slimikin young woman who often flirted with the schoolboys at the academy.

-snobographer n 1848 -1966

one who describes or writes about snobs

The editors scrapped the society page because it was full of pretentious snobographers.

-sodalitious adj 1656 -1730

of or belonging to society or to fellowship

Sodalitious camaraderie is the basis for gentlemanly life in this civilized era.

This is just for today, I'm tired.....