"Sist" is a rare Scottish word which as a verb means to stop, suspend, or postpone a legal proceeding by a judge's order.

"Girthy" is an informal and colloquial adjective that is often used to describe something as thick, substantial, or having a large circumference.

"Not applicable," often abbreviated as "N/A" or "NA," is a phrase used to indicate that something does not apply or is not relevant in a particular context.

"Vibed" is an informal word that means assessing or perceiving the general atmosphere, feeling, or energy of a place, situation, or person.

The past tense of the verb "seek" is "sought," which means to actively look for, search for, or try to obtain something, often with a specific goal or intention in mind.

"At your earliest convenience" is a polite and formal expression that is used to request that someone do something as soon as it is convenient or possible for them to do so.

Actor-observer bias is the tendency for individuals to attribute their own actions and behaviors to external, situational factors while attributing the actions and behaviors of others to internal, dispositional factors.

"Wantonness" refers to a reckless, excessive, or unrestrained behavior characterized by a lack of self-control, disregard for rules or social norms, and a tendency to act in a morally or socially unacceptable manner.

"Enervated" is an adjective that describes a state of being physically or mentally weakened, drained of energy, or lacking vitality.