Some bombastic book-related words: Learn the meaning (Part-II)
By now, almost all of us must have learnt the meaning and usage of the first eleven book-related bombastic words mentioned at Part-I.Here are the next eleven bombastic words related to books:
1. Swapshame: A mental condition. You are reading a book, but before finishing, you start reading another one. You like the new book also. Now you are in a dilemma which one to finish first. This mental condition is called Swapshame.
2. Rageammend: A mental condition. You strongly recommend your friends to read a book, but you learn that they have already finished reading it. At that time, your mental condition is called Rageammend.
3. Madgedy: A mental condition. You are reading a tragic tale again and again. While reading it, you are hoping that this time perhaps the end would be different.
4. Delitrium: The smell of a new book gives you a happy sensation. This is called delitrium.
5. Chaptigue: The tiredness after reading an interesting book throughout the night, is called chaptigue.
6. Afficted: You read a very tragic tale. After finishing the story, you feel like crying, but you can't cry thinking about what other people would say. This feeling is called afficted.
7. Bookkempt: You have finished reading the last book of the series, but you are so attached to the story that you are not ready to accept it. This mental condition is called Bookkempt. (Example: The particular mental condition of Harry Potter-lovers after reading the last book of the series.)
8. Fascile: Different part of a very large book published over a very long period (Example: Encyclopedia Britannica).
9. Biblioclasm: Destroying books intentionally (Example: Recent burning of the largest public library at Marseille, France, by hooligans.)
10. Colophon: The emblem of the publisher which is generally visible on the title page or on the spine of a book.
11. Sesquipedalian: A word which has many syllables. (Example: Sesquipedalian)
So, readers! Now you can impress others by using these bombastic words. Best wishes to all!