SPILTH — something spilled. @googlefactss #funword

Truel (neologism): A duel between three people @googlefactss #funword

Well-regulated (adj): Controlled or supervised to conform to rules, regulations, tradition, etc @googlefactss #funword

BLELLUM (Scottish) – someone who is all talk and no action @googlefactss #funword

Flimflam (noun): A fraud or a swindle @googlefactss #funword

Titter (noun): A short, half-suppressed laugh @googlefactss #funword

​​Dysania: The state of finding it hard to get out of bed in the morning @googlefactss #funword

Snollygoster (noun): A politician whose actions are motivated by self-interest rather than morals @googlefactss #funword

Ailurophile (noun): A person who loves cats @googlefactss #funword

ANSHUM-SCRANCHUM (archaic) — when many people scramble for a small amount of food on a table. @googlefactss #funword

PANCALLISM - the belief that everything that exists is beautiful. @googlefactss #funword

There is a word that is the opposite of sparkle and it is “darkle.”

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In Finland, the word ‘kalsarikännit’ means to get drunk at home, alone, in your underwear.

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Limerence (noun): The state of being infatuated with someone @googlefactss #funword

Cherophobia (fear of happiness) is an attitude towards happiness in which individuals may deliberately avoid experiences that invoke positive emotions or happiness because they think something bad will happen after.

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Theocracy (noun): A form of government controlled by religious leaders @googlefactss #funword

Groaking (verb): The act of watching people while they eat, hoping they'll offer you some food @googlefactss #funword

Textrovert (neologism): Someone who is extroverted in texts but then reserved in person @googlefactss #funword

GRAMMAW (archaic) - somebody with an insatiable appetite. @googlefactss #funword

UCALEGON — a neighbour whose house is on fire. @googlefactss #funword