Death and Taxes discovered from  two sources — The Word Museum: The Most Remarkable English Words Ever Forgotten, and the Obsolete Word of the Day blog — a list of words that are obsolete but should not be,  including:

Snoutfair: A person with a handsome countenance …

Wonder-wench: A sweetheart …

Groak: To silently watch someone while they are eating, hoping to be invited to join them …

Spermologer: A picker-up of trivia, of current news, a gossip monger, what we would today call a columnist …

Englishable: That which may be rendered into English …

Resistentialism: The seemingly spiteful behavior shown by inanimate objects …

Bookwright: A writer of books; an author; a term of slight contempt …

Zafty: A person very easily imposed upon …

I’ve picked these eight words because it isn’t too hard to create a sentence using these words. For instance:

• My wonder-wench thinks I am a snoutfair. (No, that’s not a comment about bacon. I think.)
• I groak standing in front of a zafty I know.
• My car didn’t start today, another example of the resistentialism of things I own.
• I am a spermologer hoping to become a bookwright; each requires use of Englishable words.