I've recently discovered a Glorious word. I thought I share and ask for more.

[GretaGip]

Grawlix.

You can f#%£ing thank me by throwing more rare but eminently usable words at me.

Laconic. It means saying a lot without using many words. It's been my favourite word since discovering it in the dictionary aged about 14 (I knew how to live)!

Grockles until they cross the Tamar and turn into emmets

Contermacious or the "proper" spelling contramacious. My mum used to use the word about me when I was growing up. I use it on DH now as I want to keep the word alive.

Kids at school have suddenly started using jarring. They didn't believe me that it was a word before TikTok and Snapchat got hold of it!
'He was well jarring last night innit'

The only one I can offer is not English but Japanese.

Kuchisabishi - the feeling of wanting to eat not because of hunger but because your mouth is lonely.

I’m surprised to have seen obfuscate yet, meaning to confuse or shadow, hide something

I am such a scurryfunger 😃

And in Lincolnshire when it rains it comes siling down.

Insomnomnomnomnia

It's that time of night where you can't sleep and do nothing but eat

Limacious (slug-like). Where applicable, it's my favourite insult.

Perquisites; we now use perks as standard but it is an abbreviation.

Just read it a book.

Also use of the word dreep. It means someone who has let themselves go and is merely existing. Same author.

Frass (IIRC) which is what you need to beware of in early summer - all the caterpillar poo falling like rain from the tree you don’t want to be standing under.

Bucolic?

I have a good one, that I haven't heard since I was a kid, but have heard twice on old reruns of The Sweeney lately -

Sprauncy - means showy

Believe me, I have now used that at every opportunity since I heard it! I love it!

Bombinate - to buzz, drone or hum (like a bee).
The word bee is derived from it apparently.

Animadversion(s) - criticism or censure. As used by me to my DH just now. "Don't give me your animadversions, I'm taking the lift"

Contumelious - "insolently abusive and humiliating"

Bucolic!

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Concatenate (to link together in a series or chain)

Can guarantee I use this everyday. I'm a programmer and often concatenate strings.

Serendipity. Just lovely. And also my feeling when I came across this thread. 😃