Suente

Suente

n.
the state of being so familiar with someone that you can be in a room with them without thinking, without holding anything back, or without having to say a word—to the extent that you have to remind yourself that they’re a different being entirely, that brushing hair away from their eyes won’t help you see any better.

Southwest English dialect suent, easy, peaceful, smooth. Pronounced “soo-ent-ey.”

Heartworm

Mauerbauertraurigkeit

Mauerbauer-traurigkeit

Fardle-Din

Dorgone

Fata Organa

Feresy

Ecstatic Shock

Los Vidados

Mornden

Sitheless

On Tenderhooks

Hanker Sore

Attriage

Dolorblindness

Hubilance

Ochisia

Fawtle

Thrapt

Heartmoor

a campfire with a kettle many small logs

Rialtoscuro

a blurry image of a light source

Spinning Playback Head

silhouette of a person looking out a window

Grayshift

a spiral staircase from above

Pâro

Kadot

a person looking at an abstract spiral

Nullness

Echthesia

blurry image of two clocks

Mithenness

a person standing on the side of a road