In other words, asymptomatic asymptote

• asymptomatic, adjective. Of a disease presenting no symptoms or evidence of illness or abnormality; of a person with a disease experiencing no symptoms or evidence of illness or abnormality.
• asymptotic, adjective. Of or relating to an asymptote; (of a formula) becoming increasingly exact as a variable approaches a limit, usually infinity.
• beclown, verb. To make a complete idiot of oneself in public; make a fool of oneself.
• chatter, noun. Purposeless or foolish talk.
• didicoy, noun. (in Britain ) A gypsy or traveller, especially one of a group of caravan-dwelling roadside people who is not Romani or is not full-blooded Romani.
• durst, verb. Past tense of dare.
• feckless, adjective. Ineffective; incompetent; futile; having no sense of responsibility; indifferent; lazy.
• imbecilic, adjective. Like or as an imbecile; contemptibly laughable; absurd; foolish; stupid; idiotic.
• intercessory, adjective. Having the function of interceding.
• larder, noun. A room or large cupboard in a house, usually near the kitchen, in which food is kept (chiefly British).
• loquacious, adjective. Talking or tending to talk much or freely; talkative; chattering; characterized by excessive talk; wordy.
• minced oath, noun. An euphemism or word used for politeness to avoid swearing when expressing surprise or annoyance.
• momager, noun. A manager who is also one’s mother; a parent who pushes a child or children into show business.
• Neapolitan, adjective. Ice cream composed of three different flavors packaged together side by side.
• Neapolitan, noun. A native or inhabitant of Naples, Italy.
• necropolitan, adjective. Of or belonging to a necropolis, or cemetery; also, generally, that which suggests or is concerned with death or dying; mournful, funereal.
• po-faced, adjective. (British) Having an assumed solemn, serious, or earnest expression or manner; piously or hypocritically solemn.
• proem, noun. Preliminary comment; introduction; preface.
• proemial, adjective. Introductory, prefatory; having the character of a proem.
• pusillanimous, adjective. Lacking courage; cowardly; faint-hearted.
• quaternion, noun. (rare) A set of four people or things.
• saucered, adjective. Of a hot drink (esp. tea or coffee) poured into a saucer in order to cool more quickly.
• sauteed, 
• spiration, noun. A breathing; (in Christian theology) the act by or manner in which the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father or from the Father and the Son.