The Amazon Kindle e-reader has an online dictionary function that allows people to easily lookup the definitions of words they do not easily recognize. Amazon has found that 85% of readers look up a word while reading. Below are some of the most commonly looked-up words in the Kindle ecosystem.
Most Looked Up Words on Kindle
- accipitrine
- fantods
- shufti
- apishamore
- scarfpin
- vulpine
- hifalutin
- susurrus
- caliginous
- bristliness
- chilblained
- crepuscle
- tenebrific
- brumous
- susurration
- crapulent
- frangipanni
- megrims
- gobsmacked
- malacologist
- susurrant
- minacious
- repechage
- shan’t
- ensorcelled
- callipygous
- bloviate
- snogging
- spavined
- subfusc
- discombobulated
- susurrous
- cojones
- priapic
- uxoriously
- uxorious
- concupiscent
- aurochs
- chuffed
- precipitance
- emulously
- winceyette
- cachinnate
- hamartia
- preternaturally
- bacchanalia
- defenestrate
- copacetic
- kerfuffle
- fugly
- tenebrous
- avuncular
- vermiculated
- pickelhaube
- tsuris
- plagiaristic
- addlepated
- pusillanimously
- ursine
- gallimaufry
- japery
- starkers
- towheaded
- insouciant
- epicanthic
- druthers
- plangent
- gelid
- underbred
- pullulation
- rictus
- oleaginous
- treacly
- oubliette
- louche
- fuggy
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