Bibliophile – a person who loves or collects books, especially as examples of fine or unusual printing, binding, or the like.

Billingsgate – Loud, raucous profanity.

Bloviate – To speak pompously or brag.

Blunderbuss – A gun with a flared muzzle or disorganized activity.

Borborygm – A rumbling of the stomach.

Boustrophedon – A back and forth pattern. Brouhaha – An uproar.

Bumbershoot – An umbrella.

Canoodle – To hug and kiss.

Cantankerous – Testy, grumpy.

Cockalorum – A small, haughty man.

Cockamamie – Absurd, outlandish.

Codswallop – Nonsense, balderdash.

Collywobbles – Butterflies in the stomach.

Comeuppance – Just reward, just deserts.

Convivial – Friendly; agreeable, jovial.

Crapulence – Discomfort from eating or drinking too much.

Discombobulate – To confuse.

Donnybrook – An melee, a riot.

Dudgeon – A bad mood, a huff.

Loquacious - Talk much or freely; talkative; chattering; babbling; garrulous:

Purveyor - A person who purveys, provides, or supplies: