Joys of a new word

Phoenix you are a one
I've just had to google both 'concupiscience' and 'nidification' in order to fully understand your post, and while 'nidifcation' is fairly innocuous, absent may be either offended or possibly flattered by your use of 'concupiscience':
The never satiated desire to draw as much of reality as possible into one's self; the unlimited striving, for example, for knowledge, sex, and power
Has anyone else noticed that as soon as you come across a new word, it suddenly seems to appear all the time?
I have no doubt I shall spot both 'concupiscience' and 'nidification' in the next few days in the pages of the Daily Telegraph

I absolutely love finding new words! I can always remember when I first started reading books by Angela Carter, always seemed to need a dictionary to hand!

I think absent that you may be enjoying a form of "concupiscience" with regard to your wine. (Hope I got the spelling right, not the easiest word, and the dictionary is downstairs)

Very tired here, so off for a bit of nidification in preparation for an early night! (One must take all steps to ensure comfort)