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πŸ“— Xenodochial

πŸ’‘ Hospitable; kindly to strangers

πŸ“’ senotokshial

πŸ“— Distributary

πŸ’‘ Branch of river that flows away from the main stream

πŸ“’ tistributar

πŸ“— Quodlibetificate

πŸ’‘ To quibble with

πŸ“’ kuotlibetifikate

πŸ“— Baroscope

πŸ’‘ Weather-glass

πŸ“’ baroskope

πŸ“— Volta

πŸ’‘ Old leaping dance

πŸ“’ folta

πŸ“— Latitudinarianism

πŸ’‘ Doctrine of broad liberality in religious belief and conduct

πŸ“’ latitutinarianism

πŸ“— Mizzle

πŸ’‘ To rain in small drops

πŸ“’ misle

πŸ“— Γ‰corchΓ©

πŸ’‘ A human figure portrayed stripped of the skin

πŸ“’ ekorkshe

πŸ“— Interrex

πŸ’‘ One who rules during an interregnum; regent

πŸ“’ intereks

πŸ“— Xenolalia

πŸ’‘ Person’s knowledge of a language never studied

πŸ“’ senolalia

πŸ“— Ustion

πŸ’‘ Action of burning or searing

πŸ“’ usxion

πŸ“— Numismatography

πŸ’‘ Systematic description of coins

πŸ“’ numismatokraf

πŸ“— Neurogenesis

πŸ’‘ Production or generation of nerves

πŸ“’ neurojenesis

πŸ“— Rheometer

πŸ’‘ Instrument that measures current

πŸ“’ rheometer

πŸ“— Hyperarchy

πŸ’‘ Excessive government

πŸ“’ hperarksh

πŸ“— Gad

πŸ’‘ To wander about idly or in pursuit of pleasure

πŸ“’ kat

πŸ“— Iatromathematics

πŸ’‘ Archaic practice of medicine in conjunction with astrology

πŸ“’ iatromathematiks

πŸ“— Inveterate

πŸ’‘ Long-established; confirmed

πŸ“’ infeterate

πŸ“— Spuria

πŸ’‘ Spurious works

πŸ“’ spuria

πŸ“— Whipcat

πŸ’‘ Tailor

πŸ“’ wipkat