In other words, agrestic & theophoric

• agrestic, adjective. Rural; rustic; unpolished; awkward.
• antiphonal, adjective. Pertaining to antiphons or antiphony (sung in alternate parts or response.); responsive.
• apologetics, noun. A systematic argumentation or discourse in defense of something; the branch of theology concerned with the defense or proof of Christianity.
• aridity, noun. The condition of being arid, extremely dry; also, the state of not being interesting or successful.
• cautel, noun. (obsolete) Trick, trickery, ruse, stratagem.
• crafternoon, noun. An afternoon spent making objects by hand, esp. practical or decorative items for use in the home; a social gathering or event of this type.
• discrutator, noun. One given to extreme skepticism and makes petty and unnecessary objections; a searcher for objections.
• feticide (US; or foeticide, UK), noun. The act of killing a fetus; destruction or abortion of a fetus.
• gestic, adjective. Pertaining to bodily motions, especially in dancing.
• ignominy, noun. Disgrace; dishonor; public contempt.
• imprimatur, noun. A declaration authorizing publication of a book; an official license by the Roman Catholic Church to print an ecclesiastical or religious book; also, a person's acceptance or guarantee that something is of a good standard.
• inchoate, adjective. Not yet completed or fully developed; rudimentary; just begun; incipient.
• inscripturate, verb. To make into scripture, or add to existing scripture.
• inscriptive, adjective. Relating to or constituting an inscription.
• inveigh, verb. Speak or write about (something) with great hostility.
• locavore, noun. A person whose diet consists only or principally of locally grown or produced food.
• magisterium, noun. The teaching authority of the Roman Catholic Church, especially as exercised by bishops or the Pope.
• memory hole, noun. An imaginary place where inconvenient or unpleasant information is put and quickly forgotten. (verb) to purge embarrassing, inconvenient, or unpleasant information (transcripts, photos, documents, broadcasts, etc.).
• papist, noun. (considered disparaging by some) A Roman Catholic.
• papistical, adjective. (considered disparaging by some) Of, relating to, or associated with the Roman Catholic Church.
• password, noun. A secret word or phrase that must be used to gain admission to something.
• pistache, noun. A friendly spoof, parody, or imitation of another's work.
• polyseme, noun. a word or phrase with different but related senses.
• popinjay, noun. A vain or conceited person, especially one who dresses or behaves extravagantly.
• scurryfunge, verb. To rush around cleaning when company is on their way over.
• suppuration, noun. The formation of, conversion into, or process of discharging pus.
• supputation, noun. (archaic) The act or process or an instance of calculating or reckoning.
• theophoric, adjective. Derived from or bearing the name of a god.