lufberry
/ˈlʌfbəri/Definitions
1. noun
A type of rare or obsolete word that has been revived in modern contexts, often used to create a unique or whimsical effect.
“The poet’s use of ‘lufberry’ in her latest collection added to its already cult status among literature enthusiasts.”
2. adjective
Describing something that is rare or unusual, often in a charming or endearing way.
“The lufberry architecture of the old mansion drew the attention of many history buffs.”
3. verb
To create or use words in a way that is unusual or charming, often to add flavor or interest to language.
“The writer lufberried her dialogue to make it sound more authentic and engaging.”