ACHARNE - furious or desperate


HANAPER - a case for a HANAP - a medieval goblet


PARPANE - many meanings including a parapet on a bridge and a partition
	  also plenty of variants:
	  PARPEN;   PARPEND;   PARPENT;   PARPOINT;   PERPEND;   PERPENT  













































ACRATIC - pertaining to ACRASIA - a weakness of will


CITHARA - an ancient stringed instrument - also KITHARA


PITARAH - a basket or box for carrying clothes for travels - also PITARA and PETARA


HAVARTI - a Danish cheese












































TEREFAH - adj. not kosher, not ritually clean - also TEREFA

































ERATHEM - a layer of rock corresponding to a geological era		

































METAYER - a tenant farmer that pays with produce


































































EPACRID - like EPACRIS - a member of a genus of heath-like plants


RAPHIDE - like RAPHIS - a needlelike crystal found in plant cells

























































JEMIDAR - an Indian army officer - also JEMADAR and JAMADAR
























































BEATNIK - a nonconformist esp of the "beat generation"


NEMATIC - pertaining to a phase of liquid crystal - various front and back extensions:
	  NEMATICIDAL; NEMATICIDE(s); CHROMONEMATIC; UNCINEMATIC; PHONEMATIC; CINEMATIC; 
	  KINEMATIC
























































HEMATIN - a component of hemoglobin - also HEMATINE and HEME
	  There is also HEMATIC(s) and HEMATINIC(s)


AMENITY - takes a front extension of DIS  for DISAMENITY


PANEITY - the state of being bread
























































TABETIC - one affected with TABES - a syphilitic disease



ECTATIC - pertaining to ECTASIS (pl. ECTASES) - the lengthening of a usually short syllable
	  front extensions are not too short either:
	  TELANGIECTATIC - pertaining to TELANGIECTASIA or TELANGIECTASIS - dilation of the 
	  small arteries or capillaries
	  ATELECTATIC - pertaining to ATELECTASIS - incomplete inflation of a lung at birth; 
	  the collapse of a lung in an adult


CAVETTI - pl. of CAVETTO - a concave molding


THWAITE - reclaimed wasteland























































CORACLE - a small boat
























































CALOYER - a Greek Orthodox monk



FAHLORE - like FAHLERZ - a mineral



EPHORAL - relating to an EPHOR - a magistrate of ancient Greece



ROKELAY - or ROCKLAY - a woman's short cloak worn in the 18th Century
	  simarly a ROQUELAURE is a man's knee length coat worn in the 18th Century and early 19th Century


PLEROMA - fullness, abundance - adj. PLEROMATIC



RAMPOLE - or RAMPIKE - a standing dead tree






















































PROPALE - to make a display - also PROPALED and PROPALING














































OWRELAY - Scots form of OVERLAY














































PRAUNCE - Spenserian form of PRANCE



FRAENUM - a connecting fold of membrane - pl. FRAENA or FRAENUMS - also FRENUM(s)and FRENA















































PARVENU - one who makes a sudden rise in social status - 
	  also PARVENUE - adj. characteristic of a PARVENU

















































LIMACON - a type of geometric curve


ALYCOIN - a type of chemical compound



















































POLYNIA - open water amid sea ice esp in Arctic waters - also POLYNYA
















































BOTHRIA - pl. of BOTHRIUM (also BOTHRIUMS) - a groove on a tapeworm


ACROTIC - pertaining to ACROTISM(s) - weakness of the pulse


APROTIC - adj. being a type of solvent


PAROTIC - adj. near the ear


PATRICO - slang for a hedge-priest - a disreputable, vagrant or illiterate priest
	  pl. PATRICOES - also PATERCOVE(s)


TOPIARY - the art of sculpting shrubs - pl. TOPIARIES


















































BEDIZEN - v. to dress gaudily - end extensions: 
BEDIZENED; BEDIZENING; BEDIZENMENT(s)


ENDEMIC - adj. belonging to a particular area - also ENDEMIAL
	n. an endemic disease or plant
	- a front extension of HYPER for HYPERENDEMIC


EFFENDI - a Turkish title of respect - pl. EFFENDIS

















































ECHELON - n. a formation of troops, planes, warships etc
	  v. to make an echelon - also ECHELONED and ECHELONING



CHELONE - a genus of flowering plants endemic to North America

















































BIBELOT - a trinket 


COCTILE - adj. baked; relating to brickmaking -  hardened by fire


TELOMIC - pertaining to a TELOME(s) - a structural unit of a vascular plant


JETFOIL - a hydrofoil powered by a jet of water - a hydrofoil can mean a speedboat 
fitted with a device that lifts it up as it gains speed - can also mean the device itself 
and a similar device for aiding a seaplane's take-off or a seaplane fitted with hydrofoils.



FILEMOT - adj. of a dull yellow colour like dead leaves - n. the actual colour
	  also PHILAMOT and PHILOMOT


HOPLITE - an ancient Greek foot soldier



















































CROCINE - pertaining to the CROCUS (pl. CROCUSES or CROCI) - a flowering plant


CROCEIN - a red dye - also CROCEINE
















































FERMION - a type of atomic particle


FORPINE - Spenserian - v. to waste away - FORPINED; FORPINING


MONIKER - slang for an alias, nickname or real name - also MONICKER

















































PROPINE - v. to offer as a gift - PROPINED; PROPINING


POPERIN - a pear variety - also POPPERING


PROVINE - v. to propagate by layering - PROVINED; PROVINING

















































MORRICE - an obsolete form of MORRIS - the morris dance - an English folk dance


PORIFER - a member of the genus of sponges - related words include:
	  PORIFERAL; PORIFERAN; PORIFEROUS


PRIMERO - a card game - pl. PRIMEROS

















































COUVERT - a table cover


POUTHER - Scots form of POWDER


OUTHYRE - v. Spenserian form of OUTHIRE - to hire out - also OUTHIRED; OUTHIRING; 
	  OUTHYRED; OUTHYRING


EUTROPY - regular variation of the crystalline form of certain compounds - also EUTROPIC
          and EUTROPOUS

















































VIDICON - a type of television camera tube








































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