Alabandical 1656 -1775
barbarous; stupefied from drink
His behaviour after the party was positively alabandical.
Aretaloger 1623 -1656
braggart; one who boasts about his own accomplishments
While he seemed nice at first, he turned out to be a loudmouthed aretaloger.
Crasial 1851 -1851
ill-regulated; ill-tempered
The acrasial judge was known for her rants against younger lawyers.
Fallaciloquence 1656 -1761
deceitful speech
Your fallaciloquence, though charming, will not convince the jury to acquit.
Misqueme 1395 -1658
to displease; to offend
If my actions misqueme you or your friends, you need only leave me alone.
Sevidical 1656 -1656
speaking cruel and harsh words; threatening
I will not tolerate your sevidical tone and manner, you filthy peasant!
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My sentence: The alabandical man was aretaloger as he shouted crasial and sevidical words in the inn. The landlord admonished his fallaciloquence showing his obvious misqueme.
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