zymurgy – a branch of applied chemistry that deals with fermentation processes (as in wine-making or brewing)
embosk – shroud or conceal, esp. with plants or greenery
dirhinic – affecting both nostrils alike
peroration – a flowery, highly rhetorical speech
pendeloque – a usually pear-shaped glass pendant used for ornamenting a lamp or chandelier
vitraillist – a maker or designer of work in stained glass
anastrophe – inversion of the usual syntactical order of words for rhetorical effect
callidity – craftiness, cunning shrewdness
kakistocracy – a government by the worst individuals
meliority – the quality or state of being better