crevasse

crevasse
a deep crack, as in a glacier; a chasm

tautophony

tautophony
repetition of the same sound

stentorian

stentorian
uncommonly loud

extispicy

extispicy
a form of divination by natural phenomena, especially from inspection of the entrails of animal sacrifices
Example: The Canaanites liked their chicken extispicy.

flummox

flummox
to confuse, bewilder or perplex

barcalounger

barcalounger
a brand of upholstered reclining padded chairs

salvo

salvo
a simultaneous or successive discharge of artillery, bombs, etc.