In other words, woot and zoot

• acclimate, verb. become accustomed to a new climate or to new conditions.
• acronymania, noun. Fervent or excessive enthusiasm for the use of acronyms or initialisms.
• agglutinate, verb. To unite or cause to adhere, as with glue.
• agglutinative, adjective. Tending or having power to agglutinate or unite; (Linguistics) pertaining to or noting a language, as Turkish, characterized by agglutination.
• boll, noun. The usually roundish pod or capsule of some plants (such as cotton or flax).
• bolled, adjective. Producing or having bolls.
• coquette, noun. A woman who flirts lightheartedly with men to win their admiration and affection.
• delve, verb. Reach inside a receptacle and search for something; dig; excavate.
• demesne, noun. Legal possession of land as one's own; land, esp surrounding a house or manor, retained by the owner for his or her own use.
• empurple, verb. To color or become purple or purplish; to darken or redden; flush.
• higgledy-piggledy, adverb and adjective. (adv) In a jumbled, confused, or disorderly manner; helter-skelter. (adj) Confused; jumbled.
• machinofacture, noun. The making of articles by machine; mechanization.
• macron, noun. A horizontal line used as a diacritic over a vowel to indicate that it has a long sound, or other specified pronunciation.
• solecism, noun. The nonstandard use of a grammatical construction; any mistake, incongruity, or absurdity.
• statolatry, noun. Worship of the state; advocacy of a highly centralized and all-powerful national government.
• woot, interjection. (Slang) Aan exclamation used especially in video gaming and digital communications to express joy, satisfaction, triumph, etc.
• zoot suit, noun. A man’s suit with baggy, tight-cuffed, sometimes high-waisted trousers and an oversized jacket with exaggeratedly broad, padded shoulders and wide lapels.