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1. citharize; used 1623 -1692
2. to play the harp
3. If you plan to citharize, prepare to build up calluses on your fingers.
4.  Citharize seems like one of those complicated words that has those complicated meanings. Not to mention people are lazy and tend to look for simpler meanings and explanation for words. I mean- look at the slang we had now.

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1. Amazeballs
2. extremely good or impressive or amazing.
3. The party was amazeballs why didn't you go!
4. I think the word became obsolete because better words like "lit" "great" "awesome" replaced it and those sound better than saying amazeballs.

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1. Sweven
2. It means a vision or a dream
3. Martin Luther King wrote a speech about his sweven
4. I think the word become obsolete because there are already words that are easier to say that means the same.

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1. Attic salt
2. Refined wit
3. The boy had attic salt
4. Attic salt does not sound anything like what it means and sounds ridiculous to be brought into a conversation now.

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1. fallaciloquence, late 1600s up to the late 1700s.
2. It means deceitful speech.
3. Never trust someone who says fallaciloquences to get people to support him.
4. I think it was forgotten because it was simply too complicated of a word to continue to be used.

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1. Floppy Disk
2. It is a thin plastic disk coated with magnetic material on which data for a computer can be stored
3. Floppy disk aren't around anymore.
4. Technology caused the floppy disc to go extinct, newer technology caused the change.

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1. Crapulous
2. It means to feel ill after eating or drinking
3. She was feeling crapulous after the consumption of soda and pizza.
4. I believe this word became obsolete because someone came up with a better way to get the point across using a less complex word.

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1. Wonder wench
2. It means another name for your sweetheart
3. Have you told your wonder wench how much you love her?
4. I believe this word became obsolete because I think it sounds disrespectful to call your sweetheart that. But I believe it became obsolete because people started to use it less and less and soon no one knew what the word was or the meaning of it.

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1. Curglaff
2. It means the shock when someone touches really cold water.
3. I love bathing in the shower but once I over come the curglaff
4. I believe this word became obsolete because  it was originally brought up in Scottish, which mean not everyone in America is going to use that word.

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1. Asunder
2. It means to be divided or apart.
3. Those whom God hath joined together let no man put asunder.
4. I believe this word became obsolete because it sounds like a word that most people would not have in their vocabulary their for less and less people used it and it became obsolete.

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1. Snowbrowth
2. It means freshly melted snow
3. This morning there was a perfect carpet of white on the lawn, but now it’s merely snowbrowth.
4. This word probably became obsolete because there probably wasn't enough people who would use the word so it faded away and was thus classified as obsolete.

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1: appetency
2: a longing or desire
3: Mrs. Sanchez had an appetency to irritate Layla.
4: I think the word became obsolete because there was an increasing amount of words with the same meaning; words that could be pronounced easier and we are more familiar with hearing like: want, crave, covet, yearn, and etc.

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1.BUSS
2. It means a kiss
3. I buss my boyfriend as I see him.
4. I think this word because obsolete since it sounds inappropriate such as a harsh word instead of a soft and loving sounding on that is why people stopped using it.