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Unless we’re both mad… Oh, I’m talking to myself!\"*}\r\n{=(16.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966423302094602260{jpg}}\r\n{=(17.t):Anecdoche}\r\n{=(17.d):[~~English~~] A conversation in which everyone is talking but no one is listening\r\n\r\n*\"The politicians frequently enjoyed a good anecdoche\"*}\r\n{=(17.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966423854505422899{jpg}}\r\n{=(18.t):Lachesism}\r\n{=(18.d):[~~Greek/English~~] The desire to be struck by disaster but turn out ok\r\n\r\n*\"They often daydreamed fondly about the worst, an eerie feeling of lachesism always within them\"*}\r\n{=(18.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966424688614080574{jpg}}\r\n{=(19.t):Adronitis}\r\n{=(19.d):[~~English~~] A feeling of frustration concerning how long it takes to get to know someone\r\n\r\n*\"It was love at first sight, they insisted, and adronitis stained every interaction\"*}\r\n{=(19.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966425465806008360{jpg}}\r\n{=(20.t):Palinoia}\r\n{=(20.d):[~~English~~] The act of repeating something again and again until it’s perfect \r\n\r\n*\"So what if she had eight versions of the same novel? It was a feeling of palinoia that drove her\"*}\r\n{=(20.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966425812532351116{jpg}}\r\n{=(21.t):Peripeteia}\r\n{=(21.d):[Greek/English] A sudden reversal of fortune or circumstances, especially in fictional narrative\r\n\r\n*\"The villain laughed, ‘Oh, the peripeteia of your life!’ he grinned\"*}\r\n{=(21.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966427080013279252{jpg}}\r\n{=(22.t):Groaking}\r\n{=(22.d):[~~English~~] The act of staring at someone, hoping they’ll give you some of their food\r\n\r\n*\"Practically drooling, the dog stared at her with a groaking look in his eyes\"*}\r\n{=(22.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966427577378013274{jpg}}\r\n{=(23.t):Euneirophrenia}\r\n{=(23.d):[~~Greek/English~~] Waking up after a pleasant dream\r\n\r\n*\"He got up with a smile, euneirophrenia clear in his face\"*}\r\n{=(23.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966428008942551071{jpg}}\r\n{=(24.t):Tartle}\r\n{=(24.d):[~~Scottish/English~~] To hesitate because you forgot the name of the person you’re talking to\r\n\r\n*\"They tartled when they spoke, clearly unfamiliar with the group\"*}\r\n{=(24.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966428549647052830{jpg}}\r\n{=(25.t):Backpfeifengesicht}\r\n{=(25.d):[German] A word referring to a face in need of a fist\r\n\r\n*\"He has a backpfeifengesicht - doesn’t he? What I’m saying is I’d really like to punch him\"*}\r\n{=(25.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966429432204111992{jpg}}\r\n{=(26.t):Zoilist}\r\n{=(26.d):[Ancient Greek] A bitter critic - someone who makes carping, and belittling judgments\r\n\r\n*\"That guy was a real zoilist, don’t let him get to you\"*}\r\n{=(26.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966429904495337562{jpg}}\r\n{=(27.t):Gauche}\r\n{=(27.d):[French/English] Unsophisticated and socially awkward.\r\n\r\n*\"He was a shy and gauche teenager\"*}\r\n{=(27.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966430345685774346{jpg}}\r\n{=(28.t):Hobbledehoy}\r\n{=(28.d):[Scottish/English] A clumsy or awkward person\r\n\r\n*\"They were a bit of a hobbledehoy\"*}\r\n{=(28.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966430954375766056{jpg}}\r\n{=(29.t):Malaphor}\r\n{=(29.d):[English] Two figures of speech merged together\r\n\r\n*\"I’ll burn that bridge when I get to it! What a malaphor that is…\"*}\r\n{=(29.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966431806654136340{jpg}}\r\n{=(30.t):Retrouvaille}\r\n{=(30.d):[French] word meaning to find each other again, to find oneself again, to find one's way again\r\n\r\n*\"Such stories of retrouvaille filled her with joy\"*}\r\n{=(30.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966479946035900457{jpg}}\r\n{=(31.t):Eccedentesiast}\r\n{=(31.d):[~~Latin~~] Someone who fakes a smile\r\n\r\n*\"What a eccedentesiast, I wouldn’t trust a word they say!\"*}\r\n{=(31.image): {dis}702546059502551090/966433091214274650{jpg}}\r\n{=(32.t):Defenestration}\r\n{=(32.d):[English] The act of throwing someone out a window\r\n\r\n*\"Did you really defenestrate them?\"*}\r\n{=(32.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966433746783985714{jpg}}\r\n{=(33.t):Yerd}\r\n{=(33.d):[~~English~~] To beat someone with a stick\r\n\r\n*\"Keep talking and I’m going to yerd you, fool!\"*}\r\n{=(33.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966434716096004136{jpg}}\r\n{=(34.t):Comobble}\r\n{=(34.d):[~~English~~] To slap someone with a fish\r\n\r\n*\"I am two seconds away from comobbling you\"*}\r\n{=(34.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966436622289739796{jpg}}\r\n{=(35.t):Strikhedonia}\r\n{=(35.d):[Greek] The pleasure of being able to say “to hell with it!”\r\n\r\n*\"With a sudden feeling of strikhedonia, he chucked her papers off her desk and quit their job\"*}\r\n{=(35.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966437283832135710{jpg}}\r\n{=(36.t):Boketto}\r\n{=(36.d):[Japanese] The act of gazing vacantly into the distance\r\n\r\n*\"In an act of boketto, she stared out into the great night sky\"*}\r\n{=(36.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966438416495566848{jpg}}\r\n{=(37.t):Nefelibata}\r\n{=(37.d):[Portuguese] A daydreamer: someone who wanders within the clouds of their imagination\r\n\r\n*\"She was such a nefelibata, it was like she wasn’t even there\"*}\r\n{=(37.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966439220833058867{jpg}}\r\n{=(38.t):Absquatulate}\r\n{=(38.d):[English] To leave abruptly\r\n\r\n*\"They were some overthrown dictator who had absquatulated to the USA\"*}\r\n{=(38.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966440512393457695{jpg}}\r\n{=(39.t):Oneirataxia}\r\n{=(39.d):[~~Greek~~] An inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality\r\n\r\n*”Her dreams were difficult to explain; hounded by oneirataxia, sometimes she forgot what was real and what was not”*}\r\n{=(39.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966441567785193492{jpg}}\r\n{=(40.t):Scripturient}\r\n{=(40.d):[Latin] To have an immense desire to write\r\n\r\n*\"Utterly determined and completely scripturient, she sat down at her computer and prepared for a long day\"*}\r\n{=(40.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966442390166577192{jpg}}\r\n{=(41.t):Atermoiement}\r\n{=(41.d):[French] The distractions that lead to procrastination\r\n\r\n*\"Xir collection of books were real atermoiements\"*}\r\n{=(41.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966443722243981312{jpg}}\r\n{=(42.t):Jayus}\r\n{=(42.d):[Indonesian] Something so unfunny, it’s funny\r\n\r\n*\"He was a master at jayus jokes\"*}\r\n{=(42.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966444379030032494{jpg}}\r\n{=(43.t):Serendipity}\r\n{=(43.d):[English] An unplanned, lucky discovery\r\n\r\n*\"What a serendipitous find!\"*}\r\n{=(43.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966444745159217252{jpg}}\r\n{=(44.t):Kairsclerosis}\r\n{=(44.d):[~~Greek~~] The moment you realize that you're happy, consciously trying to savor the feeling\r\n\r\n*\"The moment was ruined by their sudden feeling of kairsclerosis\"*}\r\n{=(44.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966445428784635934{jpg}}\r\n{=(45.t):Zenosyne}\r\n{=(45.d):[~~English~~] The sense that time seems to be moving faster and faster\r\n\r\n*\"As you grow older, a feeling of zenosyne will creep up on you\"*}\r\n{=(45.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966390843361624124{jpg}}\r\n{=(46.t):Paracosm}\r\n{=(46.d):[~~English~~] A detailed imaginary world developed from childhood with a storyline and numerous characters\r\n\r\n*\"My paracosm is very important; it’s like a piece of me\"*}\r\n{=(46.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966390253378216006{jpg}}\r\n{=(47.t):Nedovtipa}\r\n{=(47.d):[Czech] Someone who can’t take a hint\r\n\r\n*\"She’s such a nedovtipa - no matter how hard I try she doesn’t seem to understand!\"*}\r\n{=(47.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966447134524186634{jpg}}\r\n{=(48.t):Balter}\r\n{=(48.d):[~~English~~] To dance clumsily and gracelessly\r\n\r\n*\"She baltered around on the regular\"*}\r\n{=(48.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966447568156508210{jpg}}\r\n{=(49.t):Kalopsia}\r\n{=(49.d):[~~Greek~~] The state in which everything, and everyone, looks beautiful\r\n\r\n*\"In a state of kalopsia, she was in awe of everyone around her\"*}\r\n{=(49.image):https://cdn.britannica.com/88/194588-050-967E8D17/flowers.jpg}\r\n{=(50.t):Interrobang}\r\n{=(50.d):[English] A form of punctuation that combines both the exclamation and question mark: \r\n\r\n*\"What do you think you’re doing‽\"*}\r\n{=(50.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966448602975182938{jpg}}\r\n{=(51.t):Logolepsy}\r\n{=(51.d):[~~Greek~~] An obsession with long words\r\n\r\n*\"He has logolepsy, always researching the language he hears\"*}\r\n{=(51.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966449186641969152{jpg}}\r\n{=(52.t):Pigeon}\r\n{=(52.d):[English] Bird\r\n\r\n*\"That’s a pigeon\"*}\r\n{=(52.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966461368859508746{jpg}}\r\n{=(53.t):Saudade}\r\n{=(53.d):[Portuguese] A state of nostalgic or longing for something or someone\r\n\r\n*\"A predominant theme in literature and music is saudade, a sense of longing or homesickness\"*}\r\n{=(53.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966462018351685673{jpg}}\r\n{=(54.t):Ostentiferous}\r\n{=(54.d):[~~English~~] Bringing omens or unnatural or supernatural manifestations\r\n\r\n*\"The ostentiferous river glowed in the moonlight\"*}\r\n{=(54.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966462548201336852{jpg}}\r\n{=(55.t):Ostentatious}\r\n{=(55.d):[English] Characterised by pretentious or showy display; designed to impress.\r\n\r\n*\"It was a simple design that was glamorous without being ostentatious\"*}\r\n{=(55.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966463434277392384{jpg}}\r\n{=(56.t):Psithurism}\r\n{=(56.d):[~~Greek~~] The sound of rustling leaves\r\n\r\n*\"The sound of psithurism filled his ears\"*}\r\n{=(56.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966463832941822012{jpg}}\r\n{=(57.t):Philocalist}\r\n{=(57.d):[~~Greek~~] A lover of beauty; someone who finds beauty in all aspects of life\r\n\r\n*\"He was a philocalist, obsessed with every detail\"*}\r\n{=(57.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966464427215949854{jpg}}\r\n{=(58.t):Reverie}\r\n{=(58.d):[French/English] Being lost in thoughts or memories; a state of daydreaming\r\n\r\n*\"She sat in reverie on her doorstep\"*}\r\n{=(58.image):https://content.thriveglobal.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/daydream-11.png?w=1550}\r\n{=(59.t):Abendrot}\r\n{=(59.d):[German] The red colour of the (western) sky around the time of sunset\r\n\r\n*\"Abendrot lights up the sky she silhouettes against\"*}\r\n{=(59.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966465291980783636{jpg}}\r\n{=(60.t):Halcyon}\r\n{=(60.d):[English] Calm, peaceful; often linked to happiness and prosperity\r\n\r\n*\"She recalled the halcyon days of her youth\"*}\r\n{=(60.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966465653823377408{jpg}}\r\n{=(61.t):Shoshin}\r\n{=(61.d):[Japanese] A word from Zen Buddhism meaning beginner’s mind, having an attitude of openness when studying\r\n\r\n*\"He had a shoshin mindset, eager to begin\"*}\r\n{=(61.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966466394478760026{jpg}}\r\n{=(62.t):Eunoia}\r\n{=(62.d):[Ancient Greek] Well mind; beautiful thinking\r\n\r\n*\"She was blessed with eunoia\"*}\r\n{=(62.image):{dis}702546059502551090/966482258796118087{jpg}}\r\n{=(63.t):Schadenfreude}\r\n{=(63.d):[German] The pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune\r\n\r\n*\"A business that thrives on schadenfreude\"*}\r\n{=(63.image):{dis}647756920387665923/975364135057522699{jpg}}\r\n{=(64.t):Apricity}\r\n{=(64.d):[~~Latin~~] The warmth of the sun in the winter\r\n\r\n*\"They sat in the snow, basking in apricity\"*}\r\n{=(64.image):{dis}647756920387665923/975364684737826896{jpg}}\r\n{=(65.t):Latibule}\r\n{=(65.d):[~~English~~] A small, cosy place to hide\r\n\r\n*\"Blocking out the noise, he sat huddled in his latibule\"*}\r\n{=(65.image):{dis}647756920387665923/975365323140264006{jpg}}\r\n{=(66.t):Resfeber}\r\n{=(66.d):[Swedish] The race of one’s heart before a journey starts, when anxiety and anticipation are tangled together\r\n\r\n*\"She wasn’t sure if she was nervous or excited, filled with resfeber\"*}\r\n{=(66.image):{dis}962377463684538408/970030508488683632/2696CFEF-683F-4D81-95F8-6FF14C2AD53E.jpg}\r\n{=(67.t):Aviothic}\r\n{=(67.d):[~~Latin~~] The strong desire to be up in the air or to fly\r\n\r\n*\"Like a bird, he was aviothic\"*}\r\n{=(67.image):{dis}962377463684538408/970030641963995247/C85814AA-22A3-4BFC-B153-0A4E8339F73F.jpg}\r\n{=(68.t):Quatervois}\r\n{=(68.d):[~~French/English~~] A crossroads; a critical decision or turning point in life\r\n\r\n*\"With their whole life was ahead of them, they found themselves at a quartervois\"*}\r\n{=(68.image):{dis}962377463684538408/970030758007824404/07A383DA-2F3A-41D6-B82D-3D51A44B2A84.jpg}\r\n{=(69.t):Tetheradick}\r\n{=(69.d):[Old English] The number thirteen from the old english shepherd sheep counting system, yan-tan-tethera\r\n\r\n*\"There are tetheradick sheep\"*}\r\n{=(69.image):{dis}647756920387665923/975368959060750356{jpg}}\r\n{=(70.t):Lethologica}\r\n{=(70.d):[~~Greek~~] The inability to remember a word or name\r\n\r\n*\"Struck with lethologica, xe found xemself unable to remember the word\"*}\r\n{=(70.image):{dis}962377463684538408/970030915797536830/B573D3F2-274A-47F7-8355-69FC74E9A5CC.jpg}\r\n{=(71.t):Fernweh}\r\n{=(71.d):[German] The opposite of homesickness, a longing to travel to a place far away\r\n\r\n*\"She felt fernweh, and needed to get out of the house\"*}\r\n{=(71.image):{dis}647756920387665923/975371427446403153{jpg}}\r\n{=(72.t):Fika}\r\n{=(72.d):[Swedish] The time you spend slowing down and taking time out, typically to have a coffee with friends and talk\r\n\r\n*\"They were exhausted from work; it was time for a fika\"*}\r\n{=(72.image):https://i0.wp.com/stanzaliving.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/d33d0-cafe-1.jpg?fit=1000%2C667&ssl=1}\r\n{=(73.t):Smultroställe}\r\n{=(73.d):[Swedish] A cosy place to relax alone, getting away from it all\r\n\r\n*\"His bedroom was his smultroställe\"*}\r\n{=(73.image):{dis}647756920387665923/975372586634604574{jpg}}\r\n{=(74.t):Flâneur}\r\n{=(74.d):[French] Someone who saunters aimlessly, observing the world\r\n\r\n*\"They were a bit of a flâneur\"*}\r\n{=(74.image):{dis}647756920387665923/975373521469440012{jpg}}\r\n{=(75.t):Supine}\r\n{=(75.d):[English] A word to describe lying down and facing upwards\r\n\r\n*\"He lay supine, staring at the open sky\"*}\r\n{=(75.image):{dis}647756920387665923/975375061282328586{jpg}}\r\n{=(76.t):Ineffable}\r\n{=(76.d):[English] Something incomprehensible, impossible to put into words\r\n\r\n*\"His feelings in that moment were utterly ineffable\"*}\r\n{=(76.image):{dis}647756920387665923/975375862667042866{jpg}}\r\n{=(77.t):Ephemeral}\r\n{=(77.d):[English] Lasting for a very short amount of time \r\n\r\n*\"Their time together would be ephemeral, like their footprints in the 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