Some of the rejected words from the Oxford Dictionary.

Ever heard of wurfing, polkadodge and furgling? These are some of the millions of 'non-words' which failed to make it to the Oxford dictionary. Such failed words have been recovered from the Oxford University Press, the telegraph.co.uk reported.
A 22-year old graphic designer uncovered hundreds of such words lying in the Oxford University Press vault. He told the website, "I was fascinated when I read that the Oxford University Press has a vault where all their failed words, which didn't make the dictionary, are kept."

Some non-words
Asphinxiation – being sick to death of unanswerable puzzles or riddles
Blogish – a variety of English that uses a large number of initialisms, frequently used on blogs
Earworm – a catchy tune that frequently gets stuck in your head
Espacular – something especially spectacular
Fumb – your large toe
Lexpionage – the sleuthing of words and phrases
Nonversation – a worthless conversation, wherein nothing is explained or otherwise elaborated upon
Oninate – to overwhelm with post-dining breath
Stealth-geek – someone who hides their nerdy interests while maintaining a normal outward appearance
Vidiot – someone who is inept at the act of programming video recording equipment
Wibble – the trembling of the lower lip just shy of actually crying
Wurfing – the act of surfing the Internet while at work
Wikism – a piece of information that claims to be true but is wildly inaccurate