Interesting Vocabulary Words in English

1. Agrestic: Someone who is rude, uncouth and uncultured.
2. Ubiquitous: Which seems everywhere or omnipresent.
3. Ecdysiast: A striptease artist.
4. Bailiwick: An area of interest, activity or authority.
5. Insinuation: A malicious implication.
6. Animadversion: A harsh critical remark.
7. Epistemology: Related to philosophy, which studies the science of how we know things.
8. Banal: Boring, rudimentary, something that is not original.
9. Godspeed: Success or fortune.
10. Schadenfreude: Sadistic pleasure derived from someone's misfortune.
11. Porphyrophobia: Fear of the color purple.
12. Senescence: Growing old or aging.
13. Euphony: Bearable or agreeable sound.
14. Quixotic: Extremely romantic and chivalrous.
15. Jocularity: Funny or joking speech; joking behavior
16. Mendacity: A pretense; a false appearance.
17. Obloquy: An oral or verbal abuse towards a person.
18. Ribaldry: Behavior inclining towards indelicacy.
19. Heebie-Jeebies: Nervous jitters.
20. Corpulent: Extremely fat.
21. Ennui: Boredom or joblessness.
22. Callipygian: Well toned buttocks.
23. Penultimate: Next to the last.
24. Kakistocracy: Government chosen by the worst class of citizens.
25. Uxorious: Extremely submissive to one's wife.
26. Ichthyophagous: One that feeds on fish.
27. Hebetudinous: One who lacks mental stimulation, dull-minded, very lethargic.
28. Mammiferous: Having mammary glands.
29. Tatterdemalion: A shabbily dressed person.
30. Jejune: Nothing interesting; rudimentary.
31. Solipsism: It is a philosophical belief that only the self exists.
32. Hedonism: A belief that happiness is the only good thing in life.
33. Hiatus: A break; a pause.
34. Hispid: Coarse bristle like hair, especially of animals or plants.
35. Perspicacious: To have a very good judgment.
36. Condign: A well deserved punishment.
37. Deipnosophist: A person with excellent dinner table conversation skills.
38. Eleemosynary: Pertaining to charity.
39. Pareidolia: A psychological phenomenon, wherein a person has the notion of seeing faces of people in clouds, hearing hidden messages and other such unusual feelings.
40. Pleonasm: Use of redundant words.
41. Syzygy: Linear alignment of 3 celestial bodies (the sun, the moon and the earth).
42. Tmesis: Separating parts of a word by using another word.
43. Pilgarlic: A bald head.
44. Sesquipedalian: Using long words.
45. Sciolism: Superficial and pseudo knowledge.
46. Stegophilist: A person who climbs buildings for the sake of fun.