Twitter-Light
Noun: twilight. Last popular in the 17th century. Also add these uncommon English words that we don’t use—but really should!—into your lexicon.
Quagswag
Verb: the act of shaking to and fro. An old British word. Does “swag” ring a bell? These funny words were added to the dictionary this decade!
Illecebrous
Adjective: alluring, enticing, or attractive. From a Latin word meaning “to entice.” Love learning new words? Check out these ways you can improve your vocabulary in just one day.
Brannigan
Noun: a drinking bout, spree, or binge. Popular in the 1920s. There’s plenty more where that came from: These 25 words will also make you instantly funnier.
Yemeles
Adjective: careless, heedless, or negligent. Characteristic of one who does not take yeme (care.) Start using these 10 almost-extinct words before they’re gone for good!
Widdendream
Noun: a state of mental disturbance or confusion. Scottish. For some more vocabulary boosters, check out these old-fashioned words that make you sound smart.