85	allote	an outstanding opera singer
86	anemord	the killing of a she-mule
87	annyiss	a bad smell, stink, stench, fetor
88	barthoon	a cheap, inferior, or fraudulent imitation
89	bellamen	a strip of land that juts up from the surrounding land
90	blossard	a garment made of cloth or leather
76	buthernment	happiness or pride in having big plans and no perseverance
25	calcanism	the study of extrusions of lava, volcanic rock, and ash
40	cantah	a reindeer parka
26	carabacity	weakness; feebleness; bad luck
102	caraber	a male witch; a wizard; a warlock
46	carabert	one who constructs or repairs catamarans or other Polynesian sailing craft
41	carburist	a person with an abnormally large capacity for consuming substances
27	carcession	a movement of the muscles of the nose
99	carebock	an edible species of seaweed common on the Atlantic coast of Europe
49	decomet	a chemical used to control odors
28	demotence	a sense of powerlessness
74	drawch	a large, low area that is blackened
31	drobbler	a person who enjoys listening to music
20	endosman	a performer in a minstrel duo
60	flambuna	a stove-pipe
95	flaudite	a military salute
59	flecon	a piece of cloth
53	frequayer	a person who has given up hope for fun
8	garalism	the practice of eating animals
11	harbonet	a barbed anchor
73	helliact	a person with high level of knowledge and experience in a specific area
98	hooddar	a person who is not a blood relative, but who is considered a part of the family
37	humity	ill temper, peevishness
42	hurran	a warm, gentle Mediterranean wind
72	maidentry	an alms-box in a church porch
7	malemetry	the study of geometric figures, esp. for purpose of measuring or comparing them
78	mandrope	a mystical union of opposites in the same entity
14	manicity	the extreme mental instability commonly occurring prior to a homicidal or suicidal act
45	marchasis	a female friend, a female companion, an associate, a close friend
4	mercardist	one who advocates realism
101	nonacy	one who secretly profits from another's dishonesty
64	notterin	a woman who rides in a basket attached to a rope, for amusement
34	opister	a giant spider
80	parademme	a person, party, or body that is not a participant in a dispute or controversy
79	parascound	a shallow canoe or raft
47	patabasity	an act of showing off
35	perdetry	an instance of inventing words, especially as a hobby
75	persecole	a small dome-shaped structure resembling a thimble on the top of an ear of corn
48	pinilet	a metal contraption used to clear a clogged sink
83	prexicule	a person who is very shy, especially in new social situations
97	pronocule	a person who is not wearing pants while riding a bicycle
87	prosemer	a vessel with rough edges or projecting parts
96	punguel	a sudden, brief forward movement of a body part
90	recommor	a female dwarf
57	sacrel	the small of the back
39	scourism	recreation that includes outdoor activities that combat blight
2	septanis	a seven-year plan
58	serdom	a person who is sacrificed to the gods
66	shriful	a hodgepodge of things or persons
70	sigatch	a short, vertical stroke placed above a letter or word to indicate that it is a Hebrew abbreviation
84	silicily	British theater jargon for a comic actor
88	steenfook	a sleeping place; a place where one goes for enjoyment or rest
44	steffice	the place where a bishop has his seat or throne
52	sterpon	guardian, warden, protector, keeper, caretaker
61	stucenium	a little roof, the sofit of a cornice, the median part of a pediment
50	subacitide	the longest possible decimal number, continued indefinitely by periodic repetition of 0
56	substree	a base or source of artistic production
29	tagabism	a tendency to be trapped in a view or a way of thinking
51	transpanity	excessive appetite for salt
36	undergrism	the controversial practice of participating in retrograde activities within a group
94	wairl	an Anglo-Saxon stanzaic poem which imitates the stress patterns of an earlier poem
93	aeolipyle	a steam engine powered by rocket propulsion due to escaping steam
100	aroba	a horse-drawn carriage once used for transportation
21	boll	the rounded seed-bearing capsule of a cotton or flax plant
92	chott	a dry salt lake that stays dry in the summer but receives some water in the winter
3	cirrhopod	any barnacle or similar crustacean
22	codicil	an addition or supplement that explains, modifies, or revokes a will
30	concinnity	the harmonious reinforcement of the various parts of a work of art
17	crudite	a type of salad, usually put in sandwiches
12	dicrotism	the condition of each beat of the pulse consisting of two waves
63	estover	an allowance provided from an estate for a person's support
6	flagellum	a long, whiplike membrane-enclosed organelle used for locomotion or feeding
77	geat	the channel or spout through which molten metal runs into a mould in casting
32	hobgoblin	a source of dread, fear or apprehension
1	impala	an antelope noted for its leaping ability
43	jabot	a cascading or ornamental frill down the front of a blouse, shirt, etc.
71	loggia	a roofed, open gallery, usually on an upper level
23	mashie	a metal-headed golf club with a moderate loft
68	muntin	one of the separators between panes of glass in a composite window
33	nephalamism	the practice of abstaining completely from the drinking of alcohol
24	pemmican	a food made from meat which has been dried and beaten into a paste
5	potentate	a powerful leader; a monarch, a ruler
67	puole	a girl, a young woman, especially seen as promiscuous
15	repartee	a swift, witty reply, especially one that is amusing
9	rhonchus	a dry rattling sound heard during breathing
18	rundle	a round, a step of a ladder, a rung
82	scumble	an opaque kind of glaze, layer of paint
65	sedum	any of various succulent plants native to temperate zones
55	staphyle	the uvula of the soft palate
13	swankpot	a show-off
10	sybarite	a person devoted to pleasure and luxury
38	toccata	a piece of music designed to emphasize the dexterity of the performer
81	tuskar	a type of spade used for cutting peat
62	vimana	a mythological flying palace or chariot
16	wherry	a light ship used to navigate inland waterways
54	xoanon	a wooden statue used as a cult image