(n.) - an abnormal, but benign thickening of the epidermal layer of the skin

(n.) - a morbid fear of small insects, mites and worms infesting one's skin

(n.) - a person who never laughs

(n.) - the science of soil management and crop production

(n.) - the branch of botany concerned with grasses

(n.) - a fear of cats

(adj.) - cold or clammy, in reference to a medical patient's body

(adj.) - wing-shaped

(n.) - a desire or craving for food different from the expected or the norm

(n.) - the rosy light of the setting or rising sun seen on high mountains

(adj.) - very high in pitch

(adj.) - having a honeycombed surface

(n.) - the study of wind movements

(n.) - a unit of length equal to one hundred-millionth of a center, mainly used to specify radiation wavelengths

(adj.) - having no navel

(adj.) - capable of or used to destroy parasitic worms

(n.) - a fear of remaining unmarried, or being married to the wrong person

(adj.) - dedicated to the search for enjoyment

(n.) - a support or supporter, especially in a military sense

(v.) - to bask in the sun

(n.) - a fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of one's mouth

(n.) - a curved stick with tighty held fibres that produces sound by friction when drawn across the strings of a chordophone, such as a violin, zither or cello

(n.) - a large wild sheep with massive horns and found in mountainous areas of Asia

(n.) - a person or thing without a shadow, specifically an inhabitant of the zone near the Equator where the sun is vertical at noon for a a few days every year

(n.) - the study of crayfish