100 words you may not find in the dictionary but are existing

English has dominated part of the world, due to extremity and it's vast vocabulary that cut across. Some of these English words today you may never find them in the dictionary but they are also English words, even though most of English words are coined and borrowed from various tribal languages like Afrika, Latin, French, Greek, Spanish and the likes.
We will consider some of these words which you may haven't come across in the dictionary but they are actually existing.

1. Absquatulate: to leave somewhere abruptly.
2. Adscititious: in addition
3. Argle-bargle: copious but meaningless writing
4. Blatherskite: talkative without much sense in it.
5. Borborygmus: that rumbling sounds in the intestines.
6. Cacoethes: urge to do something.
7. Callipygian: when someone has a good shape of the buttocks.
8. Canorous : melodious
9. Couthy : warm and friendly
10. Eucatastrophe : an happy ending
11. Degust : when you taste something carefully to see the real taste.
12. Duede : magical things
13. Osculable : that can be kissed.
14. Edacious: fond of eating.
15. Floccinahilipilifilication: nothing
16. Ensorcell : to enchant or fascinate someone.
17. Exequies: funeral rites.
18. Flatline: to die
20. Futz: to waste time
21. Gaberlunzie: a beggar
22. Gallus: bold or daring
23. Glabrous: hairless
24. Bodacious: awesome
25. Pseudologist: liar!
26. Glaikit: foolish or stupid thoughts
27. Habile: skilful
28. Hinky: unreliable
29. Incrassate: consistency
30. Ingurgitate: to swallow something greedily.
31. Lollygag: to spend time in an aimless or lazy way.
32. Mamaguy: to deceive in flattery manner.
33. Mazeltor: to congratulate someone
34. Minacious: threatening
35. Misogamy: hatred of marriage
36. Nesh: weak, delicate or feeble
37. Noctambulist: sleepwalker.
38. Obnubilate: to darken
39. Omphalos: center of something
40. Oxter: someone's armpit
41. Pantagruelian: enormous
42. Panurgic: able or ready to do something
43. Peterman: thief
44. Piscatorial: fishing
45. Pogey: unemployment
46. Pollex: the thumb
47. Prosopagnosia: inability to recognise faces.
48. Puddysticks: very easy
49. Rugrat: a child
50. Rumpot: habitual drinker
51. Snollygoster: unprincipled person.
52. Spaghettification: process where an object would be stretched and ripped.
53. Sternutator: something that causes sneezing
54. Succuss: to shake something vigorously
55. Toplofty: haughty or arrogant
56. Ustad: skilled person or expert.
57. Vagarious: unpredictable
58. Velleity: wish or inclination.
59. Vidiot: someone who watches T.V or video too much.
60. Wabbit: exhausted or slightly unwell.
61. Winebibber: heavy drinker.
62. Nix: nothing
63. Alfresco: fresh or open air
64. Blithe: happy
65. Illude: to trick someone
66. Fulgent: shinning brightly
67. Hark: listen
68. Fleer: to laugh disrespectfully
69. Eld: old age
70. Fervid: hot or glowing
71. Dulcify: to sweeten
72. Horripilation: when your hair stand just like a dog that is angry.
73. Impuissant: powerless
74. Lave: wash
75.  Muliebrity: womanliness
76. Nescient: lacking knowledge or ignorant.
77. Prothalamium: song for a wedding.
78. Puissant: influential or powerful
79. Quidnunc: someone that gossip
80. Repine: be discontented
81. Rhadamanthine: someone incorruptible in judgement
82. Rutilant: glowing
83. Sempiternal: everlasting
84. Stygian: very dark.
85. Susurration: to whisper
86. Swain: a suitor or young lover.
87. Temerarious: reckless
88. Tope: to drink alcohol to stupor.
89. Vesta: pure
90. Zephyr : soft and gentle breeze
91. Perfidious: deceitful
92. Orgalous: proud
93. Lenity: kindness and gentleness
94. Sockdolager: a heavy blow
95. Ostrabogulous: something weird
96. Prestantious: awesome!
97. Fibster: someone that lies
98. Orectic: desire or appetite
99. Nympholepsy: feelings in men at the sight of young girls.
100. Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis: {lolzzz} don't be scared, it's simply a type of lung disease caused by inhaling ash or sand dust!