obscurant

One who willfully hides information, especially to prevent others from attaining knowledge or wisdom; also, tending to obscure, pertaining to the act of obscuring.
"Why are you being such an obscurant!"
by Luddz June 08, 2015
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cocooning

To take vacation or comfort in the solitude one's own home --in effect wrapping oneself up, away from crowds or busy other places.
Some sociologist say that more and more more Americans, tired of increasing discomforts and cost of travel take to cocooning in one's own home.
by Luddz June 05, 2015
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hand-minded

People who prefer and are more adept at manual activities rather than mental ones.
Schools should make special provisions for their hand-minded students.
by Luddz June 12, 2015
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alleger

One who claims or asserts that someone has done something illegal or wrong, typically without proof that this is the case.
The alleger, the one who stated the allegation, is in the next room sipping her tea all prim and proper-like.
by Luddz June 04, 2015
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blinkard

One with bad eyes; a stupid or obtuse person; someone who ignores or avoids something.
The old blinkard didn't know what hit him because he just couldn't pay attention to where he was going.
by Luddz May 27, 2015
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forreal

Something actually happening , with no denying it to the point that one is rather shocked about the whole situation.
That's forreal!
by Luddz April 17, 2015
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Oxford English Dictionary

A lexicographic wonder comprising 20 volumes of mostly abstruse words, from the graveyard of the English language, in which old gentleman of Anglo-Saxon origin refer to as a conversation piece when drinking their tea with their cronies and chaps; sometimes it is actually referred to promote dry erudite works of literature.
"Jeeves" could you bring me volume 14 from the Oxford English Dictionary?" "There is a word from Shakespeare, of which I am not quite sure."
by Luddz January 31, 2015
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