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hallux (hal-uhks)
the big toe
100
whiskerino (wiss-kurr-ee-no)
A beard-growing contest.
100
huggermugger (hug-gurr-mug-gurr)
Confusion, muddle.
100
widdershins (wi-dər-shənz)
counterclockwise
100
dudolo (doo-dul-lo)
A cowboy who is always borrowing money from his friends, or other dudes. http://archive.org/stream/westernwordsdict00adam/westernwordsdict00adam_djvu.txt (University of Florida Library)
200
thenar (thee-nar)
The palm of the hand or the sole of the foot.
200
fliffis (fliff - iss)
a double somersault with a twist, done on a trampoline
200
astrobleme (astro-bleem)
an eroded remnant of a large, ancient crater made by the impact of a meteorite or comet.
200
zobo (zoh-boh)
cross between a zebra and a yak
200
febricula (fi-brik-yuh-luh)
a slight fever
300
collywobbles (ˈkä-lē-ˌwä-bəlz)
a belly-ache
300
famulus (fam-yoo-luss)
an assistant or attendant, especially one working for a magician or scholar
300
batata (buh-tah-tuh)
sweet potato
300
abelmosk (ey-buhl-mosk)
a bushy herb whose seeds are used in flavoring coffee
300
dorking (door-king)
a chicken with five toes
400
taradiddle
A fib; pretentious nonsense
400
catawampus (kat-uh-wom-puhs)
askew, awry, kitty-corner
400
xenology (zee-naw-low-gee)
the scientific study of extraterrestrial phenomena
400
trapan (tra-pann)
A trickster or deceiver.
400
elver (ell-vurr)
An adolescent eel.
500
ylem (eye-lemm)
in the Big Bang theory, the primordial matter of the universe
500
humdudgeon (hum-duh-jun)
an imaginary illness
500
ensorcell (en-sawr-suhl)
to enchant or fascinate someone
500
gubbins (gubb-ins)
bits and pieces
500
rimose (rahy-mohs)
cracked, as in sidewalks