Cipheur Uncommon Words DLC walkthrough guide for all 100 levels.
Cipheur Uncommon Words Walkthrough Guide
Level 1-10
Level | Word | Definition |
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1 | Omnishambles | A situation that has been comprehensively mismanaged, characterized by a string of blunders and miscalculations |
2 | Sabbulonarium | Gravel pit |
3 | Aliferous | Winged; having wings |
4 | Obsequious | Overly eager to help or obey at the wish or command of another person especially to gain favor |
5 | Wakerife | Wakeful; indisposed to sleep |
6 | Paean | Song of thanksgiving |
7 | Caffoy | Velvety fabric |
8 | Rabelaisian | Coarsely hilarious |
9 | Vomitory | An exit or outlet |
10 | Amorevolous | Affectionate; loving |
Level 11-20
Level | Word | Definition |
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11 | Poltroon | An utter coward |
12 | Hullabaloo | A commotion; a fuss |
13 | Ballyhoo | Commotion, hype |
14 | Peregrinate | To travel or wander from place to place |
15 | Ulotrichous | Having wooly or crispy hair |
16 | Octothorpe | The pound or hash sign |
17 | Fika | A moment to slow down and appreciate the little things in life |
18 | Doozy | Something really great |
19 | Bimble | To walk at a leisurely pace |
20 | Exculpate | To clear from fault or guilt |
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Level 21-30
Level | Word | Definition |
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21 | Elucidate | To make clear or easy to understand |
22 | Saudade | The longing to be near someone or something that is distant |
23 | Cantankerous | Testy, grumpy, irritating, difficult |
24 | Candor | Honest, open, or sincere expression |
25 | Brobdingnagian | Huge; gigantic |
26 | Clowder | A cluster of cats |
27 | Maverick | A loner, someone outside the box |
28 | Firkin | A quarter barrel or small cask |
29 | Uguisu | Olive-plumed bush warbler |
30 | Hootenanny | A country or folk music get-together |
Level 31-40
Level | Word | Definition |
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31 | Gallivant | Go around from one place to another in the pursuit of pleasure or entertainment |
32 | Quomodocunquizing | Making money in any way that you can |
33 | Concupiscent | Possessed of erotic desire |
34 | Bacchanal | Drunkard; a reveler |
35 | Gobemouche | A gullible or credulous person |
36 | Xylocarp | Hard and woody fruit |
37 | Solandis | A delicate flower |
38 | Shemozzle | A noisy row |
39 | Jabberwock | Nonsense language or verse |
40 | Lagopodous | Like a rabbit’s foot |
Level 41-50
Level | Word | Definition |
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41 | Lackadaisical | Lacking enthusiasm or determination |
42 | Largiloquent | Talkative; full of words |
43 | Perspicacious | Having a ready insight into and understanding of things |
44 | Boketto | The act of gazing into the distance without a thought in your head |
45 | Skookum | Strong, brave, or impressive |
46 | Pogonophile | A person who is fond of beards |
47 | Fisticuffs | Fighting with fists |
48 | Taffeta | Thin, glossy silk |
49 | Sylph | An imaginary spirit of the air |
50 | Vagary | An unexpected and inexplicable change in a situation or in someone’s behavior |
Level 51-60
Level | Word | Definition |
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51 | Verdant | Abundant in plants and flowers |
52 | Vacherin | A sweet mixture of meringue and whipped cream |
53 | Mabble | To wrap up |
54 | Balderdash | Senseless talk or writing nonsense |
55 | Triskaidekaphobia | Extreme superstition regarding the number thirteen |
56 | Nabob | A prominent person |
57 | Billingsgate | Loud, raucous profanity |
58 | Bibble | To drink often; to eat and/or drink noisily |
59 | Lissome | Slender and graceful |
60 | Vainglory | Excessive pride in oneself or one’s achievements; excessive vanity |
Level 61-70
Level | Word | Definition |
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61 | Ucalegon | Neighbor whose house is on fire |
62 | Kalon | Beauty that is more than skin deep |
63 | Lickspittle | A servile person, a toady |
64 | Forelsket | The euphoria of first falling in love |
65 | Rame | To moan, cry or weep |
66 | Reverie | The state of being lost in your own thoughts; a daydream |
67 | Curio | A rare, unusual, or intriguing object |
68 | Pettifogger | A person who tries to befuddle others with his speech |
69 | Acatalepsy | The idea that it is impossible to truly comprehend anything |
70 | Abatjour | Skylight or device to direct light into a room |
Level 71-80
Level | Word | Definition |
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71 | Ruckus | A noisy fight or disturbance |
72 | Stellify | To turn into a star |
73 | Donnybrook | A melee, a riot |
74 | Cosmogyral | Whirling around the universe |
75 | Thalassophile | Lover of the sea |
76 | Kowtow | To show complete submission |
77 | Subterfuge | Deception, or deceptive ploy |
78 | Librocubicularist | A person who reads in bed |
79 | Skulduggery | Underhand, unscrupulous, or dishonest behaviour or activities |
80 | Ill-Willie | Having an unfriendly disposition |
Level 81-90
Level | Word | Definition |
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81 | Nudiustertian | The day before yesterday |
82 | Lagom | Not too much and not too little; just the right amount |
83 | Laconic | Expressing much in a few words |
84 | Kennebecker | A valise for clothes which Maine lumbermen take with them into the wood |
85 | Gadzooks | Mild oath: an exclamation of surprise or annoyance |
86 | Brouhaha | A noisy and overexcited reaction or response to something |
87 | Onism | The awareness of how little of the world you will see |
88 | Bowyang | A strap that holds the pants legs in place |
89 | Klutz | An awkward, stupid person |
90 | Lollygag | Spend time aimlessly; idle |
Level 91-100
Level | Word | Definition |
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91 | Galvanize | To motivate action or excitement |
92 | Quiscent | Resting in a tranquil manner |
93 | Loquacious | Tending to talk a great deal; talkative |
94 | Ratoon | A small shoot growing from the root of a plant |
95 | Debauchery | Sensual gratification |
96 | Raconteur | A talented storyteller |
97 | Skedaddle | To hurry somewhere |
98 | Ickle | An ironically childish word for little |
99 | Flabbergast | Surprise someone greatly; astonish |
100 | Elysian | Sharing characteristics of heaven/paradise |