"Dwelt" is the past tense of "dwell," which means to live or reside in a place for an extended period of time. "Dwelled" is another acceptable past tense form of "dwell" although "dwelt" is more common in published writing.

A cogue is Scottish word for a round wooden cup or pail for drinking beverages. The word is not widely recognized in standard English and is only used informally in Scotland.

As an adjective, "incitant" describes something that provokes, stimulates, or causes an action or reaction. An example of something that is incitant is an incitant speech by a motivational speaker that can inspire the audience to take action and pursue their goals.

"Addling" means making something unclear, confused, or muddled. When used specifically on eggs, addling means making eggs rotten or spoiled.

To reiterate means to say something again, often to make sure the point has been made or to ensure clarity.

A novelty store is a shop that sells miscellaneous items that are appropriate as gifts. Novelty stores have unique and innovative products that may include quirky gadgets, humorous merchandise, gag gifts, collectibles, and other items that are not commonly found in regular retail stores.

Common synonyms of "critical" are crucial, vital, essential, key, urgent. "Critical" means extremely important, essential, or urgently needing attention or evaluation. It can also refer to giving careful judgment or expressing disapproval constructively.

Common synonyms of "funnily" are strangely, oddly, unusually, and peculiarly. "Funnily" is an adverb used to describe something done in an odd, peculiar, or unconventional manner.

"Itinerancy" refers to the practice of traveling from one place to another, often for work or specific duties. People who engage in itinerancy are called "itinerants" or "travelers."