Are
you curious about knowing the most uncommon words in English? You can use these
words to impress everyone.
The
50 Most Uncommon Words:
Hullabaloo
– a commotion or fuss
Lollygag
– to waste time doing insignificant things
Woozy
– feeling weak and unsteady
Nincompoop
– a silly or foolish person
Conviviality
– the quality of being friendly
Abibliophobia
– the fear of running out of things to read
Nudiustertian
– two days ago
Enchanting
– something that is attractive
Capricious
– to change mood suddenly and unexpectedly
Tomfoolery
– silly or foolish behavior
Procrastinate
– to delay something that must be done
Blunder
– a big mistake
Splendiferous
– excellent
Facile
– easy
Hokum
– nonsense
Previse
– to foresee or predict
Gizmo
– a device or gadget
Altercation
– a loud argument
Flabbergasted
– extremely surprised or shocked
Languid
– showing or having little energy or enthusiasm
Rambunctious
– undisciplined
Gasconading
– somebody who praises himself or herself excessively
Wabbit
– tired
Ineffable
– too great to be expressed
Absquatulate
– to leave from somewhere suddenly
Leal
– honest and loyal
Nemophilist
– someone who loves the forest
Vagary
– an unusual idea
Euphoria
– an intense feeling of happiness
Sumptuous
– extremely costly
Beamish
– somebody who is smiling and cheerful
Conspicuous
– easily noticed or seen
Humdrum
– boring
Zest
– enthusiasm or interest
Irate
– extremely angry
Comprehensive
– to include everything essential
Mendacious
– lying
Jocose
– extremely cheerful
Verve
– a lot of energy and excitement
Titanic
– extremely large
Fervid
– showing strong feelings
Wax
– to increase
Kaput
– not working correctly or properly
Lithe
– flexible
Nescience
– lack of awareness or knowledge
Cornucopia
– a great amount or supply of something
Halcyon
– happy and peaceful
Ignoramus
– somebody who does not know very much
Kismet
– fate or destiny
Limpid
– transparent and clear
