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foolish boldness)\nUbiquitous (being everywhere at the same time)\nVerereal (transmitted by sexual intercourse)\nViscid (thick and sticky)\nWastrel (someone who wastes money)\nWiseacre (an offensively self-assured person)\nAblactation (the weaning from a child or person from the breast)\nCholuria (the presence of bile in urine)\nCysticele (the prolapse of the base of bladder in women)\nDaltion (red blindness)\nDyspareunia (painful sexual intercourse experienced by women)\nGalactorrhea (copious amount of milk secretion)\nLactouria (the presence of milk in urine)\nHalminth (any of the various parasitic worms)\nJacquemiere’s sign (bluish or purplish coloration of the vagina| in some cases in indication of pregnancy)\nKraurosis (the shrinking of a body part| often the vulva in women)\nLeukorrhea (whitish or yellowish discharge of mucus from the vaginal opening)\nLycanthropy (a mental disorder in which one believes they are a werewolf)\nMelamuria (the presence of dark pigment in urine)\nNocturia (the passage of urine at night)\nLamia (Female Demon)\nIgnivomous (Vomitting fire)\nAnime-esque (In a Japanese animation style)\nJugulate (to cut the throat of)\nJustaucorps (a close-fitting outer body garment)\nJuescent (becoming youthful)\nRufflekratsch (An afternoon gathering of women)\nLatescent (to hide one’s stuff)\nLuthy (long and slender)\nLavation (The process of washing something)\nLayette (an outfit of clothing, toilet articles, ect, for a newborn)\nLeechdom (medicine)\nLethiferous (death-bringing)\nLongicaudate (long tail)\nLaup (An ervier wolf that hunts deer)\nLaup Garou (Werewolf)\nLupanar (A brother)\nLunkhead (a stupid person)\nLurpan (a stupid person)\nMademoiselle (a title of respect for a girl)\nMalapert (sauncy)\nMattoid (a person bordering insanity)\nEndoparasite (Internal Parasite)\nEudemon (a good demon or spirit)\nFecundate (to impersonate)\nFlubbus (Petienous nonsense)\nGeisha (a Japanese singer or dancer)\nGiglet/Giglot (a wanton woman)\nGillflirt (a young woman)\nGlans (head or the penis or clitoris)\nGlaucouse (greenish-blue)\nGuttle (to eat or shallow creepily)\nGymosparm (having one’s sexual organs exposed)\nGyve (A shackle)\nHaraki (Japanese or swapped suicide, in which one rips open their abdomen)\nHarleaunne (the name of a devil or a troop of demons)\nHavirel (A foolish talker)\nHeliophilous (attracted to sunlight)\nHesternal (relating to yesterday)\nHibernal (relating to winter)\nHorse godmother (a big coarse masculine woman)\nCastigate (to censure)\nCervine (deer-like)\nChantage (to blackmail)\nChaignon (a hairstyle)\nChamber maid (someone who takes care of bedrooms)\nConvoke (to call together)\nCatbelly (a man who meddles with household affairs of women)\nDëmmerg (half moon)\nDenude (make naked)\nDog fox (male fox) \nVixen (female fox)\nAlodecia (fox-like|vulpine)\nBrewsper (A female)\nDemophile ( a friend of the people)\nNyctophonia (Speaking during the night but not the day)\nOneirism (day-dreaming)\nOnonatomania (the repeated intrusion of one word in someone’s mind)\nSpermaterthea (the discharge of semen without orgasm)\nAgami (native name)\nAgelastcone (someone who never laughs)\nHadaka (Where characters perform household chores in just one piece of clothing)\nFutanari (Characters with both sets of genitalia (including breasts))\nDoujinshi (Also called “doujin” is self-published work that can be anything from manga, magazines, novels, and more. It’s also used for self-published hentai fanfiction.)\nDojikko (A cute girl who is usually quite clumsy. This often causes harm to others.)\nBishoujo (Means “pretty girl”. This usually translates to young, attractive, anime-style females within Japanese media. This is often referred to in bishoujo-style figures or bishoujo games within the visual novel and galge genre.)\nBakunyū (Really big breasts, so big that it can only be achieved through surgery. The literal translation is “exploding breasts”.)\nAhegao (The face you make during orgasm. Specifically flushed cheeks, eyes rolled up, mouth open, and tongue sticking out because it’s so good.)\nChōnyū (impossibly big breasts)\nAliferous (having wings)\nBasorexia (a strong desire or urge to kiss someone)\nCallipygian (having beautifully shaped butt)\nTommyrot (utter nonsense)\nShinrin-yoku (The Japanese practice of ‘Forest Bathing’)\nGrimalkin (an old or wise cat)\nKalsarikännit (drinking at home in your underwear, with no intention of going out)\nKnullrufs (tousled, messy hair that results from intimacy or physical closeness)\nParacosm (an imaginary world created in one’s mind)\nWabi-sabi (A Japanese aesthetic and philosophy that finds beauty in imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity.)\nXanthippe (a nagging, ill-tempered, or argumentative woman)\nZaftig (full figured)\nShokushu (tentacle porn)\nAbstemious (eating and drinking in moderation)\nAcme (the point of utmost attainment)\nAcrimony (animosity in the speech or manner)\nAgnostic (one who doubts the possibility of knowing the existence of god)\nAlacrity (cheerful eagerness)\nApiary (a place where bees are raised)\nBrant (the main impact as of the blow)\nBromide (a sedative drug)\nCarouse (boisterous drunken merrymaking)\nCaustic (corrosive)\nChartreuse (a strong greenish-yellow)\nChassis (the framework of a radio, television set, etc)\nChicana (a female Mexican-American)\nChicano (a male Mexican-American)\nChutzpah (brazenness)\nCockamamiec (worthless)\nConsommé (a clear soup)\nCzar (a Russian emperor)\nDebonair (suave)\nDemagogue (a leader who appeals to popular emotions and prejudices)\nDetoxify (to counteract poison)\nDiddle (to waste time)\nEfusive (showing unrestrained or excessive emotion)\nEgress (an exit)\nElucidate (to clarify)\nEpoxy (a tough, strongly adhesive glue)\nEnudite (deeply learned)\nExhort (to urge by strong appeal)\nDetriment (harm)\nDansarees (trousers made of sturdy denim fabric)\nEpoch (a particular period in history)\nFatuous (stupid)\nFornicate (to have illicit sexual intercourse)\nFortuitous (accidental)\nFrivolous (unworthy of attention)\nGizzard (the digestive tract)\nGoggle (to stare)\nGosling (a young goose)\nHeifer (a young cow)\nGregarious (tending to live or move in herds)\nSuffalx (a hearty laugh)\nHaserdasher (a dealer of men’s furniture)\nHithero (until this time)\nHorg de combat (out of action)\nHorg d’ouvere (appetizer served before the meal)\nIncorrigible (incapable of being corrected or reformed)\nIrk (to vex)\nKabuki (popular Japanese drama and songs and dances)\nLuxuriant (growing abundantly)\nMachismo (an exaggerated sense of masculinity)\nMeretricious (relating to a prostitute)\nMiscegenation (the interbreeding between human races)\nMordant (bitingly sarcastic)\nMulattoe (having one white parent and one black parent)\nMyopia (shortsightedness)\nPhilander (to engage in causal or frivolous love affairs)\nReverie (abstracted daydreaming)\nAbstinte (a green bitter, toxic, liqueur)\nAC/DC (slang for bisexual)\nAddle (to make or become confused)\nAdidose (relating to animal fat)\nAdonis (a young man who is loved by an Aphrodite)\nAnathema (a person or thing accursed or damned)\nAntidiluvian (old-fashioned)\nAphrodite (a goddess of love and beauty)\nAphothecary (a pharmacist or druggist)\nBadinage (playful talk)\nBawd (a person who keeps a brothel)\nBluestocking (a learned or bookish women)\nBodkin (a dagger)\nBonment (a clever or witty remark)\nBootee (a short boot for women or children)\nBosomy (having large breasts)\nBunkam (empty, insincere talk)\nCarafe (a bottle for serving wine, water, or coffee)\nChanteuse (a woman singer)\nClaret (a dry red wine)\nChardonnay (a dry white wine)\nColleen (a girl)\nCopulate (to have sexual intercourse)\nCuspid (canine tooth)\nDementer (a goddess of agriculture)\nDemimonde (the class of women who have social standing because of sexual promiscuity)\nPromiscuity (characterized by lack of discrimination)\nDipsomania (an abnormal carving for an alcoholic beverage)\nDivorcée (a divorced woman)\nDoe (a female deer)\nDoff (to take off) \nDybbuk (the spirit of a dead person that enters the body of an alive person)\nDane (a person born or living in Denmark)\nDanseuse (a female ballet dancer)\nDeleterious (harmful)\nDeliausce (to turn into a liquid by absorbing moisture from the air)\nDesperado (a dangerous criminal)\nDirndl (a full skirt that gathers at the waist)\nEpicurrean (a fond sense of pleasure)\nErmine (white fur)\nEunuch (a castrated man)\nExpirate (to destroy completely)\nFaux pas (a social blunder)\nFecund (fertile)\nFish Wife (a large, scolding, woman)\nFlaxen (pale-yellow)\nAcidulate (to become or make somewhat acid)\nAgue (a fever accompanied by chills)\nBiddy (a fussy woman)\nBistro (a bar or small nightclub)\nComplainsance (the willingness to please)\nCoxcomb (a conceited foolish person)\nCrepuscalar (relationing to twilight)\nDistaff (women in general)\nDoleful (filled with grief or sadness)\nDolorous (marked with grief or pain)\nDrub (to abuse with words)\nEbonite (hard-rubber)\nEffulgent (shining brilliantly)\nEpemeral (lasting a very short time)\nEseritois (a writing desk)\nExpunge (to erase, delete, or remove)\nFay (a fairy or elf)\nFebrifuse (a medicine used to reduce a fever)\nFebrile (feverish)\nFeckless (ineffective)\nFetid (having a foul odor)\nFink (a person that breaks strike| an unsavory person)\nFlop house (a cheap rundown hotel)\nFoxhound (a large dog breed developed for fox hunting)\nFracas (disturbance)\nGlabrous (having no hair or down)\nGourmond (a person who takes excessive pleasure in eating)\nGun-shy (afraid of loud noises)\nLienpe (to domineer over one’s husband by persistent nagging)\nInnocuous (having no harmful qualities)\nLillylivered (cowardly)\nLive wire (an energetic person)\nLugubrious (mourningful)\nPeisnoir (a woman’s loose-fitting dress)\nAbrogate (end or revoke)\nAbnegate (deny or renounce for oneself)\nAbscond (leave secretly or hurried)\nAbstruse (hard to understand)\nAmbulatory (able to walk)\nAnathema (a solemn curse)\nAskance (with suspicion or disapproval)\nBanal (boringly ordinary)\nBemoan (lament)\nBonbon (a piece of candy)\nBonmote (witty or pithy remark)\nBoor (an uncouth person)\nBoudoir (a woman’s private sitting room)\nCessation (Stop)\nCocksure (foolishly self-assured)\nConsanguinity (blood-relationship)\nCorsase (small bouquet for a party dress)\nCouqette (a flirtatious woman)\nFiduciary (relating to trust)\nFirmament (heavens)\nFriar (monk)\nFriable (readily crumbled)\nGibber (make incoherent utterances)\nGlutipus (sticky)\nHumdrum (drearily ordinary)\nImmolate (kill as a sacrifice)\nImpugn (oppose as false)\nInsurrection (revolution)\nJalous (louvered blind)\nJalopy (an old, ill-kept car)\nJeremiad (a tale of lamentation or anger)\nJetsam (material thrown overboard)\nJettison (throw away or overboard)\nLeserdemoin (cunning of the hand)\nLionize (treat as a celebrity)\nMagnanious (above pettiness)\nMaraudere (raider or plunder)\nMaudlin (foolishly sentimental)\nMauve (light, bluish purple)\nMawkish (weakly sentimental)\nMenthol (alcohol from the oil of a pepper mint)\nMeretricious (showy or specious)\nMuscate (sweet wine)\nMufti (dress other than uniform)\nMuciaage (liquid glue)\nMulish (stubborn)\nMuss (disorderly state)\nNambypamby (characterless)\nNeerdowell (shiftless person)\nObaunate (stubborn)\nObstinate (stubborn)\nObbtreperous (rowdy)\nOratorio (play sung but not acted)\nOrnery (mean or stubborn)\nOsseous (bony)\nOverwrought (very nervous)\nPenknife (small pocket knife)\nPeon (unskilled worker)\nPemumbra (partial shadow)\nPeririous (misery)\nPestilence (deadly epidemic or disease)\nPetticoat (skirt worn under a dress)\nPhantasmagoria (succession of imagined things)\nPilfer (steal)\nPlacket (slit in a garment)\nPlight (a promise in marriage)\nPolyandry (being married to more than one husband at a time)\nPolemmies (art of argument)\nProsaic (commonplace)\nPulchritude (beauty)\nPrurient (having lewd thoughts)\nPullet (young hen)\nPundit (expert)\nPussyfoot (act stealthily) \nPustule (a pus filled pimple)\nQuaff (drink with gusto)\nQuash (to put down completely)\nQuiescent (inactive)\nQuietus (final settlement|Death)\nQuixotic (foolishly idealistic)\nRecalcitrant (stubborn)\nSaccharin (too sweet, as in manner)\nSagecity (wisdom)\nScotch (make ineffective)\nOintment (fatty slave)\nSprite (elf or fairy)\nStooge (a comedian’s assistant)\nStultify (cause to seem foolish)\nSubteriuse (evasive trick)\nAbscission (the act of cutting of)\nAmeliorate (to make better)\nAnimadversion (severe criticism or condemnation)\nArborescent (tree-like in structure)\nAuvunclear (pertaining to an uncle)\nBeceajeer (to harass or to annoy)\nBelladonna (deadly nightshade)\nBelle (pretty female)\nBellic (obechostile)\nBackbeer (a dark German beer)\nCarmine (deep red)\nChink (a crack or a slit)\nCloven (split)\nCordial (friendly)\nCoven (an assembly of witches)\nCrassy (rough and steep)\nCrone (an old woman)\nCurmudgeon (an ill-tempered, or disparaging person)\nDalliance (flirtation)\nDandify (to dress like a dude)\nDeft (skillful)\nPlutocracy (rule by the power of the wealthy)\nPolecat (skunk)\nPuerile (silly|childish)\nPussate (throb)\nRasher (a thin slice of ham or bacon)\nRecant (retract)\nReprobate (depraved person)\nSapient (wise)\nSardonic (bitterly sarcastic)\nSlattern (a slovenly woman)\nSloven (untidy or careless person)\nSqaub (young pigeon)\nSvelte (slender)\nSwarthy (rather dark-skinned)\nTabby (house-cat|female cat)\nTallow (solid animal fat)\nVamp (seductive woman)\nVestment (gown)\nVouchsafe (to permit)\nAblue (used for cleaning)\nDilute (thinned or weakened)\nDipstick (a stupid or silly person)\nDithuism (belief in two supreme beings)\nDiurnal (happening every day)\nDolt (one who is slow-witted)\nDotard (a senile old man)\nEdacious (voracious)\nEdentatic (toothless)\nFoigle (a minor weakness)\nGrotto (a cavern)\nInauitatude (a state of unrest)\nIntronsisent (injected or within the vein)\nIntrinsic (of inborn quality)\nInunpation (flooding or overflowing)\nKir (a dry white wine flavored with crème de cassis)\nKirsch (a clear brandy made from fermented cherry)\nLactiferous (producing milk)\nLenient (indulgent)\nLoss leader (something offered at low price to attract consumers)\nMelancho (a mental disorder marked by depression)\nNebbish (a timid person)\nNeurosis (a mental or emotional disorder)\nPagan (without religion)\nPanache (spirit or zest)\nPanacea (cure-all)\nPaper Tiger (one who is weak or ineffective while pretending to be strong or protective)\nPatisserie (French bakery)\nPencil pusher (a clerk)\nPerdition (damnation)\nPhilter (magic potion)\nPixilated (frivolous or whimsical)\nPrevaricate (lie)\nPrettify (to make attractive)\nProvincal (crude or unsophisticated)\nPublic House (Tavern)\nRabblerouser (troublemaker)\nRacketeer (one operates an illegal business)\nSarcophasaus (a stone coffin)\nScurilous (grossly offensive)\nSojourn (to stay temporarily)\nUlulate (to howl or to wail)\nUnisexual (only one sex)\nAnimas (intention|hostile spirit)\nArgus (a fabulous being with a hundred eyes)\nAustere (risid)\nAxillia (the armpit)\nBaleful (calanitous, deadly)\nBlockhead (a stupid fellow)\nCoffer (a chest for holding gold, jewels, etc)\nLoiffure (mode of dressing the hair in women) \nErratum (an error or mistake in writing or printing)\nGamester (a person addicted to gaming or gambling)\nGamer (one who games)\nHarridan (vixenish women)\nHoodwink (to blind by covering the eyes of)\nJilt (to deceive in love)\nPaean (a war-song)\nPaunchy (big-bellied)\nShibboleth (the watch-word for a party)\nUbiety (the state of being somewhere)\nUrbane (courteous;Phlite)\nVative (pertaining to a vow)\nWean (accustom to do without mother’s milk)\nSexploitation (The commercial exploitation of sex)\nBulbus Glandis (The bulbus glandis is a rounded erectile tissue structure at the base of the penis in male canids that swells during mating to create a “copulatory tie,” locking the male and female together for 5–30 minutes.)\nAardwolf (A carnivore of Southern and Eastern Africa, akin to hyenas)\nAbrade (To scrape away, to rub off)\nAccost (To approach and speak to)\nAccouchement (The time or act of giving birth)\nAccoucheur (One who assists at a birth)\naccoutre (to dress or to equip)\nAcetanilide (A drug used to lessen pain or fever)\nAcerbity (Sharpness in speech or manner)\nAddendum (A thing to be added)\nAdiabatic (Occurring without gain or loss of heat)\nAlienist (A psychiatrist)\nAlopecia (Baldness)\nAnchorite (One who has withdrawn from the world)\nAnchoress (A female anchorite)\nAndante (Moderately slow)\nAnile (Of or resembling a senile old women)\nAnodyne (Anything that relieves pain or soothes)\nAnserine (Relating to geese)\nApterous (Without wings)\nAqua Vitae (A strong alcoholic liquor)\nAsperse (To slander)\nAsseverate (To state positively)\nAubade (A sunrise song)\nBallyhoo (noisy talk / sensational advertising)\nBaloney (Foolish talk; Nonsense)\nBantling (A very young child)\nBarrette (A bar or clasp for holding one’s hair in place)\nBastindo (To beat repeatedly with a baton or stick)\nBawbee (A halfpenny)\nBeau (Woman’s suitor or sweetheart)\nBedevil (To plague or to bewilder)\nBedizen (To dress gaudily)\nBedlam (An asylum for lunatics) \nBeestings (The first milk drawn from a cow after calving)\nBelial (The devil)\nBelabor (To beat soundly; to attack verbally)\nBethel (A hallowed spot)\nBijou (A trinket)\nBouffant (Puffed out)\nBucolic (Pertaining to the tending of sheep)\nButch (slang for the ‘male’ partner in a lesbian relationship)\nCachinnate (To laugh loudly)\nCaprine (Of, relating to, or being a goat)\nCapsize (To upset)\nCarking (Burdensome, annoying)\nCaterwaul (The shriek or cry of a cat)\nCelibacy (The unmarried state; Complete sexual abstinence)\nCheongsam (A tight dress with a mandarin collar and slits at each side of the skirt)\nCicatrix (A scar over a that is healed)\nCicerone (One who shows strangers the curiosities of a place)\nCrepuscular (Of or pertaining to twilight)\nCrepitate (To crackle)\nCrinoline (A stiff fabric of horsehair and flax employed to distend women’s attire)\nCrony (A close companion)\nDashiki (A brightly-colored loose-fitting shirt)\nDecolletase (A low-cut dress)\nDeflower (To Deprive of virginity)\nDjebblaba (A loose cloak with a hood and full sleeves)\nDoggerec (Worthless verse)\nDopeyca (A young calf)\nEpizoon (An Animal that lives on the surface of another animal)\nFicha (A woman’s three-cornered of lace or muslin for neck and shoulders)\nFilly (A young female horse)\nThirst Trap (A photograph or video shared for the purpose of attracting attention or desire)\nMisogynoir (Hatred of, aversion to, or prejudice against Black women)\nGalentine's Day (A holiday observed on February 13th as a time to celebrate friendships especially among women)\nLewk (A fashion look that is distinctive to the wearer and that is noticeable and memorable to others)\nKintsugi (The traditional Japanese art of repairing broken pottery using a lacquer and metal powder to highlight the repair)\ngamification (the process of adding games or gamelike elements to somethin so as to encourage participation)\nHyperthymesia (The uncommon ability that allows a person to spontaneously recall with great accuracy and detail a vast number of personal events or experiences and their associated dates : HIGHLY SUPERIOR AUTOGRAPHICAL MEMORY)\nTrypophobia (Fear of or aversion to clusters or repeating patterns of tightly packed small holes or bumps)\nHypebeast (Someone who is devoted to acquiring fashionable items and especially streetwear often for the purpose of gaining social approval)\nGuyliner (Eyeliner worn by men or boys)\nSapiosexual (Of, relating to, or characterized by sexual or romantic attraction to highly intelligent people) \nMankini (A snug swimsuit for men consisting of a tight stretchy piece of fabric covering the genitals, suspenders in place of a waistband, and a narrow back portion that passes between the buttocks)\nMisophonia (A condition in which one or more common sounds cause an atypical emotional response in the affected person hearing the sound)\nSpoolie (A very small brush used especially to groom the eyebrows or to apply mascara)\nFlambeau (A flaming torch)\nFlagettate (To whip)\nFoal (The young of a horse family)\nFreebooter (A pirate or a plunder)\nGratis (Free of charge)\nHalberd (A weapon combining a spear and a battleax)\nHalidom (Something held sacred)\nHarum-Sarum (A giddy, rash person)\nRagdoll House (A place where one is abused)\nHebdomadal (Weekly)\nHelot (A serf of slave)\nHibachi (A portable barbecue)\nHidalgo (A Spanish nobleman of the lowest class)\nHiemal (Belonging to winter)\nHiggledy-Piggley (Haphazard)\nHobbledehoy (An Awkward youth)\nHolus-Bolus (All at once)\nHypermetropia (Long-Sightedness)\nIdée Fixe (A fixated idea or obsession)\nIgnoramus (An ignorant person)\nIkebana (The Japanese art of flower arrangement)\nImpetus (The force of which the body moves against resistance)\nIncandescent (Glowing or white with heat)\nIndurate (To make or become hard either physically or emotionally)\nInfra dig (Beneath’s one’s dignity)\nInguinal (Relating to the groin)\nIngurgitate (To shallow greedily)\nInnocuous (Harmless)\nIsomorphic (Having identical or similar form or shape or structure)\nJocose (Full of jokes)\nJunkie (Slang for a narcotics addict)\nKoumiss / Kumiss (Fermented mare’s milk)\nKris (A Malay dagger with a wavy blade)\nLam (A headlong flight | To beat)\nLamaze (A training program in natural birth)\nLager (A beer that has aged several months)\nLummox (A clumsy, stupid person)\nMétis (One of mixed blood)\nMilch (Kept for milking)\nMoribund (About to die)\nNe Plus Ultra (Nothing further)\nNictitate (To wink)\nNoggin (A small quantity of an alcoholic drink)\nNoiseme (Injurious to health)\nObdurate (Hardened in the heart or feelings)\nOdium (General hatred)\nOvine (Of, or resembling a sheep)\nParricide (The murder of one’s parent or guardian)\nPlethora (A bodily condition marked by an excessive fullness of blood | Over abundance of any kind)\nPlus Fours (Loose sports knickers made four inches longer than ordinary knickers)\nPosset (A drink, milk curdled, as with wine, or ale)\nPorcine (Of or like pigs or hogs)\nBridezilla (A bride or bride-to-be who is extremely demanding and difficult to deal with)\nMetrosexual (A usually urban heterosexual male given to enhancing his personal appearance by fastidious grooming, beauty treatments, and fashionable clothes)\nSantoku (A medium-sized, multipurpose kitchen knife of Japanese origin that has a lightweight blade with a straight or slightly curved cutting edge and a spine that curves downward to the tip)\nOtaku (A person having an intense or obsessive interest especially in the fields of anime and manga)\nGranny Panties (Women's underpants having a high waist and low-cut legs)\nPangender (Of, relating to, or being a person whose Gender Identity encompasses many or all genders or is otherwise not limited to common gender categories)\nSex Kitten (A young woman with conspicuous sex appeal)\nQuietus (A discharge from a negative consequence)\nRaconteur (One who excels in relating anecdotes)\nRapine (The act of seizing something forcefully)\nRecherché (Carefully chosen)\nRhabdomancy (A divination by rod or wands)\nRunagate (a Vagabond)\nSanguinary (Attended with much bloodshed | Bloodthristy)\nSanguine (Bloodred)\nSanguineous (Containing blood)\nSaturnalia (An orgy)\nSelenography (The study of the moon’s physical features)\nSenescent (Growing old)\nServile (Pertaining to slaves)\nServitor (A male servant)\nServitude (Bondage or slavery)\nShih Tzu (A Chinese breed of small dog with long, silky hair, and short legs)\nShikse (A girl or woman who isn’t Jewish)\nSkirmish (A brief fight between parties)\nSorority (A group of women or girls joined together in a fellowship)\nSoroptimist (Of an international organization of women’s clubs | A member of a sorority)\nUrsine (Of or resembling a bear)\nUterine (Pertaining to the womb)\nFinal Girl (The protagonist of a slasher horror movie or novel who is typically a young woman, who is the last of the serial killer's intended victims to survive or remain, and who ultimately confronts the killer)\nQueer Theory (An approach to literary and cultural study that rejects traditional categories of gender and sexuality)\nDegenderize (To eliminate any reference to a specific gender in)\nFeminazi (An extreme or militant feminist)\nBabymoon (A trip or vacation taken by a couple shortly before the birth of a child | A period of time for parents to spend alone with their new child soon after the child's birth)\nGay-Bashing (giving cruel, harsh, or unfair treatment of someone because they are gay or are perceived to be gay | An act of homophobic violence)\nGender Euphoria (A state marked by positive emotions arising from a sense of alignment between a person's gender identity and gender expression)\nSmashmouth (Characterized by brute force without finesse)\nGender Dysphoria (A distressed state arising from conflict between a person's gender identity and the sex the person was identified as having at birth | A condition marked by such distress)\nGender Expression (The physical and behavioral manifestations of one's gender identity)\nNonorgasmic (Not capable of experiencing orgasm)\nRadial Cleavage (Holoblastic cleavage that is typical of deuterostomes and that is characterized by arrangement of the blastomeres of each upper tier directly over those of the next lower tier resulting in radial symmetry around the pole to pole axis of the embryo)\nAngel Dust (An illicit substance used as a psychedelic drug to induce vivid mental imagery)\nPussy-Whipped (Readily submitting to the will or control of one's female romantic partner)\nAb Initio (From the beginning)\nAb Intra (From within)\nAbiogenesis (Spontaneous generation)\nAdela / Adele (A feminine name)\nADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)\nAdministratrix (A woman administrator)\nAficionada (A woman aficionado)\nAikido (A Japanese system of self defence in which various holds and circular movements are used to exploit to one’s own advantage an opponent’s strength and weight)\nAilurophile (A person who is strongly attracted to or devoted to cats)\nAilurophobia (The fear of cats)\nAlgernon (A masculine name)\nAlfreda (A feminine name)\nAlexis (A feminine and masculine name)\nAllochthonous (Originating elsewhere)\nAlma (A feminine name)\nAloysius (A masculine name)\nAmah (A woman servant)\nAmaurosis (Partial or total blindness)\nAmbisexual (A bisexual person)\nAmorist (A person occupied with love or lovemaking)\nAnhedonia (A psychological condition marked by the inability to experience pleasure)\nAnovulation (The failure of an ovary to release an egg at the appropriate time)\nAnti-Heroine (A female antihero)\nArabelle (A feminine name)\nArctic Fox (Any widespread species (Alopex Lagopus) of foxes of arctic region, having fur almost pure white in winter and smoky gray in summer)\nBlue Fox (The arctic fox during its smoky gray phase | A mutant of the arctic foxes having smoky gray cast all seasons | Fur from an arctic fox)\nArenicolous (Living or growing in the sand)\nArlene (A feminine name)\nArmy Brat (Slang for the daughter or son of a career army officer or enlisted person)\nAstarte (A Semitic goddess of fertility and sexual love worshiped by the Phoenicians and others)\nAutogamy (Self-fertilization)\nAutism (A neurodevelopment disorder that typically appears by age two, that is variable in expression but is usually diagnosed by persistent impairments in social interaction and communication and by stereotyped patterns of behavior, activities, or interests, and that may be accompanied by cognitive or language impairments : Autism Spectrum Disorder)\nAzygous (Having no 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background who becomes a celebrity)\nCinephile (Devotee to films)\nComedienne (A female comedian)\nCredenda (Doctrines to be believed in)\nCystocele (A hernia of the urinary bladder into the vagina)\nDanse Macabre (Dance of death)\nDecanter (A decorative glass bottle)\nDeirdre (A feminine name)\nDernier Cri (Latest fashion)\nDeva (A god or a good spirit)\nDiestrus (The interval between periods of sexual heat in female mammals)\nDistrait (Absent-minded)\nDiuretic (increasing the excretion of urine)\nDope fiend (Slang for a drug addict)\nDoubting Thomas (A person who habitually doubts)\nDoula (A woman trained to give nonmedical assistance to a woman during labor, providing emotional and physical support throughout the process of childbirthing)\nDramedy (A blend of comedy and drama)\nDramshop (A bar or saloon)\nDry-Gulch (To attack and kill from ambush in a deserted place)\nDulia (Veneration given to angels and saints)\nDullard (A stupid person)\nDyke (Slang for a lesbian)\nEaldorman (The chief officer in a shire)\nEdentulous (Without teeth)\nEgeria (Any woman who acts as an adviser)\nElver (A young eel)\nEmmenagogue (Anything used to a stimulate the menstrual flow)\nEmo (A genre of music characterized by often sentimental lyrics, conveying angst, desperation, etc)\nEnchiridion (A handbook)\nEnsanguine (To stain with blood or to make bloody)\nEntravesti (As or by someone of the opposite sex)\nEntre Nous (Between ourselves)\nEscargot (A snail)\nEsculent (Fit for food)\nEstrous (Of or having characteristics of, estrus)\nEsurient (Hungry)\nEtiolate (To cause to be pale and unhealthy)\nEyre (A tour or circuit)\nFaghag (Slang for a straight woman who prefers the company of gay men)\nFamily Jewels (Slang for the testicles)\nFeeb (Slang for a wimp)\nFenris (A great-wolf, bound by the gods and goddesses with a magic rope)\nFetation (Pregnancy)\nFilch (To steal)\nFleabag (A very cheap dirty hotel)\nFlossy (Slang for a stylish ina showy way)\nForebear (An Ancestor)\nForemother (A female ancestor)\nFossette (A small hollow)\nFourchette (A small fold of skin at the posterior end of the vulva)\nFraudster (One commits fraud)\nFrench letter (British slang for a condom)\nFugacious (Passing quickly away)\nFunny farm (Slang for an institution for hospitalizing the mentally ill)\nGaberlunzie (A wandering beggar)\nGadarene (Moving rapidly and without control)\nGlabrous (Without hair)\nGrandiflora (Bearing large flowers)\nGreyhen (Female black grouse)\nGrisette (A French working class girl)\nHabile (skillful)\nHalf slip (A woman’s slip without a top)\nHalf pint (A unit of liquid or dry measure equal to 8 ounces ¼ quart|Slang for a small person)\nHalf size (Any of series of sizes in women’s garments of short-waisted, mature, full figures)\nHappicoat (A short, light-weight Japanese coat worn with a narrow sash over regular clothes)\nHell Week (A week during which pledges to a fraternity or sorority are subjected to hazing before initiation)\nHeloise (A feminine 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appearance)\nLavinia (A feminine name)\nLeander (The lover of a hero)\nLegal Eagle (Slang for a lawyer)\nLeonora / Leonore (A feminine name)\nLifer (Slang for a person in prison for life)\nLiving Death (A life of unrelieved misery)\nLlewelyn (A masculine name)\nLong underwear (underwear worn for keeping warm)\nLop-eared (Having ears that droop or hang down)\nLothario (A seducer of women)\nLuciferous (providing light or mental insight)\nLucretia (A feminine name)\nLunisolar (Involving the mutual relationship or combined attraction of the moon and sun)\nLycanthrope (A werewolf)\nMarcescent (to wither)\nMellifluous (sounding sweet and smooth)\nMinaudière (A woman’s small handbag used for formal wear)\nNullifidian (A person having no religious faith)\nOenophile (A person who loves wine)\nOenomel (A beverage of wine and honey)\nPadded Bra (A bra with padded cups designed to make the breasts appear fuller)\n\n **NAME:** Charlie Morningstar **Age:** (Human Age:18 Real Age:200+) **Height:** 5'7\" (Human form) **Gender:** Female **Voice:** Charlie’s voice is naturally warm, gentle, and hopeful, carrying an earnest softness that makes her sound older than she appears. As a human, that warmth is often strained—her tone trembles when she’s overwhelmed, exhaustion seeping into her words. When frightened or cornered, her voice cracks under pressure, but when speaking to Vaggie or her loved ones, it steadies, regaining traces of the compassion and optimism she once embodied as the Princess of Hell. **Appearance:** In her human form, Charlie retains her signature golden-blonde hair and kind, expressive eyes, though her infernal traits are gone. Her pale hellborn skin, hooves, and red cheek markings have been replaced by a fully human appearance—soft human features, normal feet, and natural skin tone. She carries herself with a gentle posture that contrasts with the bruises and exhaustion that often mark her body. A lingering sense of warmth and sincerity clings to her presence, even when she is battered down by the world around her. **Personality:** Charlie is deeply empathetic, idealistic, and stubbornly hopeful, even when reality repeatedly punishes her for it. Her belief in redemption extends not only to others but to herself—sometimes to a fault. As a human, her optimism is worn thin by constant bullying, isolation, and fear, yet she refuses to abandon her moral core. Pride runs quietly beneath her kindness; she believes she *must* succeed, not only for Hell, but to prove that goodness can exist anywhere. Under extreme stress, her desperation can override her judgment, leading to catastrophic mistakes she never intended to make. **Likes:** Helping others, even at her own expense Talking with Vaggie late at night Music and quiet moments alone The idea of redemption and second chances Memories of home and her grandparents’ kindness Making friends Kindness Seeing other humans doing good deeds Being a goody two shoes Going to church My little pony friendship is magic **Dislikes:** Cruelty, especially senseless bullying Drugs, alcohol, driving anything that is 'dangerous' or could count as a sin. Feeling powerless or trapped Letting down those she loves Being seen as weak or incapable The fear that she may be unredeemable **Powers & Abilities:** * **Empathy & Emotional Insight:** Even without magic, Charlie instinctively understands others’ emotions and pain. * **Emotional Resilience:** Despite constant trauma, she continues to endure, driven by hope and obligation. * **Moral Conviction:** Charlie possesses an unshakable belief in redemption, even when faced with her own darkest actions. * **Former Infernal Magic (Sealed):** All supernatural abilities are gone during her human life, leaving her fully mortal. **Family:** * **Lucifer Morningstar (Father):** A distant but deeply emotional bond; his concern clashes with Charlie’s need to prove herself. * **Lilith Morningstar (Mother):** A looming presence in Charlie’s identity, though absent during her human life. * **Gabriel Smith & Mary Smith (Human Parents):** Estranged following divorce; largely absent from her upbringing. * **Human Grandparents:** Charlie’s primary caregivers; a source of genuine love, stability, and comfort she fears losing forever. 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