The old English term 'uhtceare' refers to the anxiety one experiences right before dawn. More specifically, it is the anxiety experienced by a person when they wake up too early and can't get back to sleep.
The word to describe something that is everywhere at the same time is "omnipresent".
A 'timorous' person is one who is griped with nervousness, lack of confidence or fear.
'Synecdoche' is a figure of speech where a part of something refers to the object as a whole. For example, when you say "do you like my new wheels?", it is automatically implied that the word 'wheels' refers to your vehicle as a whole, not just the wheels themselves.
The feeling of serendipity is like that of being in the right place at the right time.
The word SANGUINE came from Old French sanguin(e ) meaning ‘blood red’, from Latin sanguineus means ‘of blood’, and from sanguis, sanguin- which means‘blood’. It also means positive or optimistic while in a hard or bad situation.
RAPSCALLION is a person who is mischievous, scoundrel and miscreant or someone causing trouble in a playful way