blend verb (archaic)
"a villainous affair . . . and will one day so blend and confound us"

droll verb (archaic)
"drolling a little upon the corporal"

fence verb (obsolete)
"a constant endeavor to fence against the infirmities of ill health"

foul noun (archaic)
"foul befall the man who ever lays a snare in its way"

market noun (archaic)
"every man will speak of the fair as his own market has gone in it"

officious adjective (obsolete)
"officious humility of a heart devoted to the assistance merely of the inquisitive"

rhapsodical adjective (archaic)
"the reader of this rhapsodical work"

rhapsodize verb (archaic)
"rhapsodizing all these affairs "

thorough-stitched adjective (archaic)
"his book may properly be considered . . . a thorough-stitched digest and regular institute"

unhackneyed adjective (archaic)
"a man unhackneyed and unpracticed in the world"

unwind verb (archaic)
"unwinding the labyrinth and bringing the hero . . . to a state of rest"