That was dilly! Delightfully shortened to dilly; remarkable, outstanding. Similar words would be nifty, beaut, knockout, dream, etc. (Obviously an adjective)
Asyndeton rhetoric/literature. Ommission of conjunctions; not bound together; from the Greek roots a- + syndetos which literally means not bound together.
i.e. An asyndeton illustrates and adds a lot of power and vigor to diction; veni, vidi, vici translates to "I came, I saw, I conquered."
Drawl v. To say or speak in a slow manner, usually prolonging the vowels.
He spoke in the slightest of southern drawls, just loud enough to be heard over the hoot of foghorns out in the bay.
Fen n. lowland covered wholly or partially with water; boggy land or marsh; the Fens is a marshy region in east England.
In addition to open fen, the reserve includes a mixture of wet heathland, open water, scrub and woodland.
Hamlet n. A small village; belonging to the parish of another village or town.
The sides of the valley shut in the small hamlet.
Balk v. To stop; refuse to proceed to do something specified; the word is usually followed by 'at'; to stop short and stubbornly; to hinder; to let slip or fail to use - to balk an opportunity
Balk n. a check or hindrance; defeat; disappointment; a strip of land left unplowed.
He balked at making the speech. There was a sudden reversal that balked his hopes.
Falcate adj. Curved like a scythe or sickle; hooked; falciform.
The adult leaves are lanceolate, falcate, almost equally green on both sides.
Phosphoresce v. To be luminous without sensible heat; phosphorous; arrived from Greek word phosphorus meaning 'morning star' or literally 'torchbearer'.
Maybe it's the gloomy dark, the phosphoresce from the aquarium.
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