Oups I added an extra f : lixiviaction. So it was my phone that change it because it just change it a second tome. It is a french word but I imagine it could also exist in english build the same way. It is the extraction of soluble principale by washing. From latin “lixivius”. To leach. I found a wiktionary page for it : https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/lixiviate#English

I love this!!

Then the french equivalent would be « anticonstitutionnellement » which is the longuest word in the french language (counting lettres).

It is funny that many formal or litteray vocabulary in english comes from French or have latin roots. As a french speaker, it is much easier to guess a new english word when it is formal speech.

I don’t care for esoterism but I love words and I keep a journal where I note any new words I learn, nice proverbs and citations and anything I find pretty. It is basically my personnal dictionary.
One of my last entries was : lixivifaction.

It start to look like a plan.

Why would you bring any on your own when he can get what he prepared eaten? You’ll better off bringing people. The cheese won’t be eating itself.

Drop the alcool and I might join you. You could be in charge of some sort of Lemmy meeting.