| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Absquatulate | Leave abruptly; run off. |
| 2. | Agelast | Someone who never laughs. |
| 3. | Anencephalous | Without a brain; brainless. |
| 4. | Apricity | Warmth of winter sun. |
| 5. | Batrachomyomachy | Mock-epic battle; frogs vs mice. |
| 6. | Bumbershoot | An umbrella. |
| 7. | Bumfuzzle | Confuse; perplex. |
| 8. | Cacography | Bad handwriting or spelling. |
| 9. | Callipygian | Having shapely buttocks. |
| 10. | Canoodle | Cuddle and kiss amorously. |
| 11. | Cattywampus | Askew; positioned awry. |
| 12. | Cockalorum | Pompous little man. |
| 13. | Collywobbles | Stomach upset; jitters. |
| 14. | Crapulence | Discomfort from overeating or drinking. |
| 15. | Defenestrate | Throw out of a window. |
| 16. | Dillydally | Waste time; dawdle. |
| 17. | Donnybrook | A brawl; free-for-all. |
| 18. | Dudgeon | Offended, resentful anger. |
| 19. | Ecdysiast | A striptease performer. |
| 20. | Eructation | A belch. |
| 21. | Fard | Face paint; cosmetics. |
| 22. | Fartlek | Training with bursts of speed. |
| 23. | Flibbertigibbet | A flighty, talkative person. |
| 24. | Floccinaucinihilipilification | Act of deeming something worthless. |
| 25. | Flummox | Baffle; bewilder. |
| 26. | Folderol | Foolish fuss; nonsense. |
| 27. | Formication | Sensation of insects crawling. |
| 28. | Fuddy-duddy | Old-fashioned, fussy person. |
| 29. | Furbelow | A ruffle or frill. |
| 30. | Gaberlunzie | A licensed beggar. |
| 31. | Gallimaufry | A jumbled mixture; hodgepodge. |
| 32. | Gobbledygook | Overcomplicated, meaningless jargon. |
| 33. | Gobemouche | Gullible person; fly-catcher. |
| 34. | Gonfalon | A banner; standard. |
| 35. | Gubbins | Stuff; gadgets; odds and ends. |
| 36. | Hobbledehoy | Awkward adolescent boy. |
| 37. | Hoosegow | A jail. |
| 38. | Hullabaloo | A loud commotion. |
| 39. | Huzzah | A cheer; shout of joy. |
| 40. | Inanition | Exhaustion from lack of nourishment. |
| 41. | Jackanapes | Impudent, mischievous person. |
| 42. | Jiggery-pokery | Dishonest trickery; skulduggery. |
| 43. | Jollification | A merry celebration. |
| 44. | Junket | A pleasure trip; excursion. |
| 45. | Kakistocracy | Government by the worst people. |
| 46. | Kerfuffle | A commotion; fuss. |
| 47. | Kibitzer | Onlooker who offers unwanted advice. |
| 48. | Klutz | Clumsy person. |
| 49. | Knickerbocker | Knee-length trousers; New Yorker. |
| 50. | Lickspittle | Servile flatterer; toady. |
| 51. | Lollygag | Loiter; dawdle. |
| 52. | Lugubrious | Mournful; gloomily sad. |
| 53. | Malarkey | Nonsense; bunk. |
| 54. | Maverick | Independent-minded person. |
| 55. | Mumpsimus | Stubborn adherence to an error. |
| 56. | Myrmidon | A loyal follower; obedient subordinate. |
| 57. | Namby-pamby | Weakly sentimental; insipid. |
| 58. | Nincompoop | A foolish person. |
| 59. | Nudiustertian | Of the day before yesterday. |
| 60. | Obfuscate | Make unclear; confuse deliberately. |
| 61. | Oik | An uncouth, rude person. |
| 62. | Ombrophobia | Fear of rain. |
| 63. | Pettifogger | Petty, tricky lawyer. |
| 64. | Piffle | Trivial nonsense. |
| 65. | Pogonotrophy | Cultivation of a beard. |
| 66. | Poppycock | Nonsense. |
| 67. | Pratfall | A clumsy fall; blunder. |
| 68. | Priggish | Self-righteously proper; smug. |
| 69. | Quacksalver | A charlatan; fake healer. |
| 70. | Quomodocunquize | Make money by any means. |
| 71. | Quotidian | Everyday; ordinary. |
| 72. | Ragamuffin | A scruffy, disheveled person. |
| 73. | Rambunctious | Unruly; boisterous. |
| 74. | Rigmarole | Long, complicated procedure. |
| 75. | Ripsnorter | Something outstandingly good or intense. |
| 76. | Roly-poly | Plump; also a tumbly toy. |
| 77. | Shenanigans | Mischief; secretive trickery. |
| 78. | Skedaddle | Run away quickly. |
| 79. | Skulduggery | Underhanded, dishonest behavior. |
| 80. | Slubberdegullion | Slovenly, worthless person. |
| 81. | Snickersnee | A long knife; a fight. |
| 82. | Snollygoster | Shrewd, unprincipled person. |
| 83. | Squeegee | Rubber-edged window wiper. |
| 84. | Taradiddle | A small lie; nonsense. |
| 85. | Tatterdemalion | Ragged, shabby person. |
| 86. | Tittle-tattle | Gossip; trivial talk. |
| 87. | Troglodyte | A cave-dweller; uncultured person. |
| 88. | Ullage | Empty space in a container. |
| 89. | Ultracrepidarian | Opining beyond one’s knowledge. |
| 90. | Umpteen | Very many; countless. |
| 91. | Velleity | A wish too weak to act on. |
| 92. | Verisimilitude | Appearance of being true. |
| 93. | Wabbit | Exhausted; worn out. |
| 94. | Widdershins | Counterclockwise; against the sun. |
| 95. | Winklepicker | Pointed-toe shoe. |
| 96. | Woolgathering | Daydreaming; absentmindedness. |
| 97. | Xanthopsia | Seeing things tinted yellow. |
| 98. | Xenodochial | Friendly to strangers. |
| 99. | Xerophagy | Eating only dry foods. |
| 100. | Yarborough | Hand with no card above nine. |