What's a word you hadn't heard in a long time and then heard or read?

Knucklehead. My brother used to use that word to describe someone acting or being stupid. I hadn’t heard it for years until I heard a man in the grocery store call someone a knucklehead that almost hit him with a buggy.
Made me smile.

Hitherto.
In a comment video on a court case.

Davenport

triskadecaphobia

Ugandan Knuckles.

@chyna I say knucklehead all the time! LOL

Fussbudget

Pore. Like when you read over something intently.

Poopie head or poop head right here on Fluther !

Malarkey!

Actually, I learned a totally new word (to me) while reading on Sunday.

Ekphrasis.

Dullard.

Trafola… I believe that it is a cookie?

Trefoil is the correct spelling. Is a girl scouts cookie.

There’s the always entertaining

Omphaloskepsis.

Buggy. :P

@raum Which kind of buggy? Was it a horse-drawn wagon or a place with lots of insects or something else?

@raum Yes! I saw that in @chyna‘s answer and wondered. In my area they’re called carts. Either one could be horse-drawn though! LOL

@smudges That’s cool! Here, shopping carts are called wagons.

@Hawaii_Jake They call them wagons there? Learn something new every day. :)

@smudges I want a horse-drawn wagon. The supermarket variety!

@Hawaii_Jake Again, could be horse-drawn! LOL

@raum Hell I’d be thrilled to have a HORSE!

We need a separate question as to what people call the shopping carts in stores.

Nudnik!

So many great words in the Facebook Yiddish Word of the Day group especially if you are from NYC or had family that spoke Yiddish. Here’s the link. https://www.facebook.com/groups/132522033442014/?ref=share

Bombastic. It’s a good descriptive term for one of my friends.

I just came upon the word usher in Wordle. I don’t think I have ever seen it in print before, and I have not heard it used for a while.