undulant \UN-juh-lunt; UN-dyuh-\ (adjective) - Resembling waves in form, motion, or occurrence.

"The undulant landscape looks serene in every direction." -- Frances Mayes, 'Under The Tuscan Sun'

Undulant is from Late ...Read More

presentiment \prih-ZEN-tuh-muhnt\ (noun) - A sense that something will or is about to happen; a premonition.

"Lituma pictured the blank faces and icy narrow eyes that the people in Naccos . . . would all turn toward him ...Read More

appurtenance \uh-PUR-tn-un(t)s\ (noun) - 1 : An adjunct; an accessory; something added to another, more important thing. 2 : [Plural]. Accessory objects; gear; apparatus. 3 : [Law]. An incidental right attached to a ...Read More

galumph \guh-LUHM(P)F\ (intransitive verb) - To move in a clumsy manner or with a heavy tread.

"Then he climbed up the little iron ladder that led to the wharf's cap, placed me once more upon his shoulders and galumphed ...Read More

entreat \en-TREET\ (intransitive verb) - To make an earnest petition or request; to plead.

(transitive verb) - To ask earnestly; to beseech; to petition for.

"They entreat her to impart her wisdom. But she is silent." --...Read More

profligate \PROF-luh-guht; -gayt\ (adjective) - 1 : Openly and shamelessly immoral; dissipated; dissolute. 2 : Recklessly wasteful.

(noun) - A profligate person.

"Both Curtiss and Feldmar agreed that after the birth of ...Read More