lexication

[adjective]  of or relating to thought or the intellect; (in phenomenology) of or relating to the object of perception (a noema)

[adjective]  of or relating to mental activity, the intellect, or perception; (in phenomenology) of or relating to perception and thought

[noun]  a suction cup device used to assist in the delivery of a baby; a vacuum extractor

[adjective]  tempered or restrained, especially regarding eating and drinking

[noun]  a figure of speech in which a part is made to represent the whole or vise versa (e.g., “Cleveland won by six runs”); a kind of metonymy

[adjective]  unconventional, crude, or disreputable, often in an attractive or ostentatious way

an iron worker in charge of a blast furnace

[noun]  the belief that the world or society can be made better by human effort; the belief in progress, the possibility of improvement

[adjective]  pregnant; carrying eggs or developing young; full of meaning or some other quality

[noun]   an unplanned journey through a varied, usually urban landscape, in which one's surroundings direct one toward the goal of encountering an entirely new and authentic experience

[noun, often plural]  miscellaneous items too insignificant to mention individually; (in Australian English) an extra

willing or glad (antithetical to loath)

a duck intended or used for food

a student of Aristotle; a scholastic philosopher

[French noun]   rigging; the act of staging or rigging something; a special effect

[noun]  a poisonous evergreen Old World shrub with white, rose, or purple flowers, widely cultivated in warm regions