In other words, Dear Jane and John

• ajangle, adjective. Jangling (harsh, discordant, usually metallic sound).
• busker, noun. Someone who performs on the street or in a public place, especially for money.
• captious, adjective. (of a person) Tending to find fault or raise petty objections.
• Cathorfeit, noun. A counterfeit Catholic; one who identifies as Catholic but opposes the doctrines of that church, such as Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi (a portmanteau of Catholic + counterfeit).
• Dear Jane, noun (also Dear Jane letter). A letter from a man to a woman ending a romantic relationship. Cf. Dear John.
• Dear John, noun (also Dear John letter). A letter from a woman to a man ending a romantic relationship (originally with reference to such letters received by servicemen during World War II). Cf. Dear Jane.
• detectorist, noun. A person involved in metal detecting, for fun or profit.
• ferret, verb. To hunt with ferrets; to search about.
• innit (UK slang). Short form of “isn’t it.”
• legerdemain, noun. Sleight of hand; trickery; deception; any artful trick.
• mews, noun. A yard or street lined by buildings originally used as stables but now often converted into dwellings.
• misogamous, adjective. Hostile towards or hating marriage.
• misogynous, adjective. Hating the female sex; woman-hating.
• monogamous, adjective. Practicing or advocating monogamy, that is, marriage with only one person.
• oik, noun. (UK slang) A rude and unpleasant man from a low social class.
• peckish, adjective. Slightly hungry.
• regatta, noun. A sports event consisting of boat races.
• religicide, noun. The systematic effort to exterminate a specific religion (or religions) and the people who practice it (or them).
• send-forth, noun. A celebration or event to mark a person’s departure; a send-off. Frequently as a modifier, as send-forth ceremony, send-forth party, etc.
• shufti, noun. A brief glance or quick look.
• skyrgalliard, noun. A wild or dissipated person.
• squee, verb. To squeal with excitement or delight.