There are over a million words in the English language and many of those words have multiple definitions. So with that in mind, it's no wonder that many of these words seem to reach celebrity status before completely flat-lining. This list contains eight words whose fame fizzled a little too quickly.
1. Apricity

Can't you just imagine how beautifully poetic this word might sound in everyday conversation?
2. Twattle

I mean, come on, this is the only thing Twitter is used for nowadays. Not to mention how fun the phrase "twattling on Twitter" would be to say. You try saying it five times fast, I dare you!
3. Elflock

I'm sorry but if the image of tiny elves sneaking into someone's bedroom as they sleep and matting their hair isn't funny to you, I don't know what is.
4. Brabble
Meaning: To argue loudly about something inconsequential
Finally, a word that describes about 60 percent of Trump's presidential campaign.
5. Monsterful
Meaning: Wonderful and extraordinary
This word would just be a great way to say you're feeling good while simultaneously sounding absolutely villainous!
6. Callipygian
Meaning: Having a beautifully shaped buttocks
Really? When would you not use this word? Shout-out to yoga pants and tight jeans; they're the real MVPs.
7. Lethophobia
Meaning: Fear of the world ending
Granted, this word would have been of far more use in 2011 and 1999. But I'm sure that the "The Walking Dead" fandom wouldn't have a problem finding a use for this one.
8. Zafty
Meaning: A person who is easily imposed upon
While none of us want to be described in this way, we all know at least one person whom this word would suit perfectly. But hey, if the shoe fits ...

























