Words dropped since the 1901 edition of the Chambers Dictionary:

• decacuminated adj. having the top cut off
• effodient adj. habitually digging (zoology)
• essorant adj. about to soar
• flipe v. to fold back, as a sleeve
• lectual adj. confining to the bed
• neogamist n. a person recently married
• nuciform adj. nut-shaped
• numerotage n. the numbering of yarns so as to denote their fineness
• pantogogue n. a medicine once believed capable of purging away all morbid humours
• parageusia n. a perverted sense of taste
• presultor n. the leader of a dance
• ramollescence n. softening, mollifying
• roytish adj. wild, irregular
• sagesse n. wisdom
• salebrous adj. rough, rugged
• sammy v. to moisten skins with water
• sarn n. a pavement
• scavilones n. men’s drawers worn in the sixteenth century under the hose
• tarabooka n. a drumlike instrument
• tortulous adj. having swellings at regular intervals
• wappet n. a yelping cur