Life in the Cheese Drawer

i get a daily calendar for work, and this past year i picked up a “forgotten english” one, which had words every day that have gone out of use. i was in search of the perfect word i thought needed to be used regularly again. i saw it, loved it, forgot to write it down. (good grief.) i might have found it?
here’s a list of the best words i found:

• smyster: to idle sitting over a fire. to talk or laugh to oneself as in a daydream
• balitorium: riotous. merrymaking which often accompanies a bonfire
• flire: to have a countenance expressive of laughter without laughing out (laughing so hard you don’t make a sound??)
• zouch: an ungenteel man or bookseller (??)
• amaritude: bitterness
• graith: all things necessary for preparation or readiness. the trappings/gear needed in any pursuit. the verb, graithe, mean to prepare or make ready
• gardyloo!: a common cry in ediburgh when peeps threw urine, slops, etc out of the windown
• cunctator: one who acts tardily – a delayer
• ramage: the boughs or branches of trees
• eargh: superstitiously afraid. eerie is derived from it.
• bookwright: a maker or author of books
• scelerat: a villain or criminal
• cluttery: when it is raining with thick clouds all around
• mopple: to confuse
• carnaptious: irritable, ill-tempered, cranky or cantankerous
• bell-wether: leader of a flock or sheep with a bell (also found out on this day that a black sheep in a flock was good luck)
• minnock: to affect delicacy or to ape the manners of one’s superiors (like when snoopy was imitating lucy in charlie brown crhistmas??)
• unkard: a person in a strange place
• CRAPULENCE: drunkennes or sickness by intemperance (i think this is the word)
• tripudiation: dancing (why can’t you just say dancing?)