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an·ti·quat·ed

[ˈan(t)əˌkwādəd]

ADJECTIVE
  1. old-fashioned or outdated.
    “this antiquated central heating system”

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taradiddle

noun
tar·a·did·dle \ ˌter-ə-ˈdi-dᵊl , ˌta-rə-ˈdi-dᵊl , ˈter-ə-ˌdi-dᵊl , ˈta-rə-ˌdi-dᵊl \

variants: or tarradiddle

Definition—-pretentious nonsense


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hap·tic

[ˈhaptik]

ADJECTIVE
  1. relating to the sense of touch, in particular relating to the perception and manipulation of objects using the senses of touch and proprioception.
    “haptic feedback devices create the illusion of substance and force within the virtual world”
NOUN
(haptics)
  1. the use of technology that stimulates the senses of touch and motion, especially to reproduce in remote operation or computer simulation the sensations that would be felt by a user interacting directly with physical objects.
    “their research is centered on human-computer interaction specifically focusing on wearable computing, haptics, and video games”
  2. the perception of objects by touch and proprioception, especially as involved in nonverbal communication.
    “haptics is that subsystem of nonlanguage communication which conveys meaning through physical contact”

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lode·stone
[ˈlōdˌstōn]

NOUN
loadstone (noun)
a piece of magnetite or other naturally magnetized mineral, able to be used as a magnet.
synonyms: lodestone · magnetite · field magnet · bar magnet · horseshoe magnet · transverse magnet · electromagnet · electret · solenoid · diamagnet · antiferromagnet · magnetoid · wiggler
a naturally magnetized mineral; magnetite.
a thing that is the focus of attention or attraction.
“the revolution in eastern Europe has robbed the state of its ideological lodestone”

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claque

klak/(pronounced)

noun

1.

a group of sycophantic followers.

“the president was surrounded by a claque of scheming bureaucrats”

2.

a group of people hired to applaud (or heckle) a performer or public speaker.

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Definition of lethologica in English:

lethologica

noun

mass noun rare

  • The inability to remember a particular word or name.

    ‘he would grope for the words and he often apologized for his lethologica’

Origin

Early 20th century: irregularly from Greek lēthē ‘forgetfulness’ (see Lethe) + logos ‘word’, with the ending in -ica probably intended to distinguish the word from others in -logia denoting a subject of study (see -logy).


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bim·ble

[ˈbimbəl]

VERB
  1. walk or travel at a leisurely pace.
    “on Sunday we bimbled around Spitalfields and Brick Lane”
    synonyms: saunter · amble · wander · meander · ramble · dawdle · promenade

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sang-froid

Pronounced…
[säNGˈfrwä]

NOUN
sang-froid (noun)
composure or coolness, sometimes excessive, as shown in danger or under trying circumstances.
synonyms: composure · equanimity · self-possession · level-headedness · equilibrium · aplomb · poise · assurance · self-assurance · self-control · nerve · calmness · coolness · countenance

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