Periergy:

Needless caution in an operation; unnecessary diligence.

Mordacious:

Biting; apt to bite.

Nimmer:

A thief; a pilferer.

Lop:

A flea.

Enodation:

(1) The act of untying a knot.

(2) Solution of a difficulty.

Bouse:

To drink lavishly; to tope.

Lusk:

Idle; lazy; worthless.

Alluminor:

One who colours or paints upon paper or parchment; because he gives graces, light and ornament, to the letters or figures coloured.

-Cowell

Seely:

(1) Lucky, happy.

(2) Silly; foolish; simple.

-Spenser

Balneary:

A bathing room.

Lazar:

One deformed and nauseous with filthy and pestilential diseases.

Cog:

(1) To flatter; to wheedle; to sooth by adulatory speeches.

(2) To obtrude by falsehood.

"Fustian tragedies, or insipid comedies, have, by concerted applauses, been cogged upon the town for masterpieces."

-Dennis

Garboil:

Disorder; tumult; uproar.

-Hanmer