devove

verb
1. To dedicate [for something]
2. To destine for a sacrifice

thisterness

noun
Darkness; [from] the German finsternis.

pythonic

adjective
Prophetic; Pretending to foretell future events
From pythoness, the priestess at the Oracle of Delphi.

dipsomania

noun
An insane craving for alcoholic stimulants;
[from] the Greek dipsa (thirst) and mania (madness)

lunting

verb
Walking while smoking a pipe.

bunnel

noun
A dried hemp-stalk used to light a pipe. Provincial word from Cumberland, 18th-19th century.

lethean

adjective
Oblivious; Forgetful; [from] Lethe, one of the rivers of hell, said to cause forgetfulness of the past to all who drank of its waters.

agatewards

preposition
To go agatewards with anyone is to accompany her part of her way home – formerly the last office of hospitality toward a guest. (Possibly from  gate-wards (toward the gate) or gaitwards (to accompany))

To get agate is to make beginning of any work; to be agate is to be on the road, on the way, approaching towards the end.

illfare

noun
The condition of faring badly or of not being well off; adversity.

spiflicated

adjective
Overcome by drink; ([from] spiflicate, to overcome, utterly defeat.)