"Chalant" is not a word in the English language and is likely a reference to the word "nonchalant," which means indifferent or unconcerned.

"Remissful" is not a word in the English language and may be a reference to the word "remiss," which is an adjective that means careless and negligent.

"Discust" is a misspelling of either "disgust" or "discussed." The misspelling "discust" is not an existing word in the English language.

"Neophite" is a misspelling of "neophyte," which means a person who is new to an activity, skill, or field. This person is a notice or beginner with no prior experience and may not be skillful at first.

"Fuchsia" is the only correct spelling, while "fuscia" and "fuschia" are both incorrect. Fuchsia can refer to the plant that flowers (image below) or the color fuchsia, which is a bright red-purple.

In the US, "license" is the only correct spelling and is used for both the noun and verb forms of the word. "Lisence" is a misspelling of the word. In the UK, "licence" is the correct spelling for the noun form and "license" is the correct spelling of the verb form.

"Speil" is a misspelling of "spiel," which is an informal word that means a speech that is typically long and spoken quickly, usually with the intent to persuade someone.

"Verticle" is a misspelling of "vertical," which means perpendicular to a horizontal plane, running from top to bottom rather than from side to side. Examples of objects with a vertical orientation would be pillars, lamp posts, skyscrapers, and tall trees.

Ether" is a colorless liquid that is highly flammable in chemistry. "Either" is used when referring to a choice between two possibilities. "Eather" is an obsolete spelling of "either" and is now considered a misspelling.