Favourite Word

Do you have one?

I can't really think of one myself, but was wondering if any of you guys might have one.

 

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious :H




Hotwater

 

I have three favourite words... I like them cos I like the way they make my mouth feel when I say them.

They are:

Superfluous
Surreptitiously
Facetious

 

panties

 

in Russian it's "bred"
in english "oh well..."

 

fandangle

I don't get to use it in conversation nearly enough.

 

I've always wanted to go to Russia.

 

so why not then?
if ya are adventurous this country is for you

 

'cos I'm not very rich... one day I expect I'll have the cash though, just probably have to wait a long time.

Seriously though, I find Russia a uniquely romantic place. I mean, it's like a "different" romance - unlike Europe, completely different... but ... still romance.

Maybe I'll marry a Russian - I can see it happening.

 

i like unusual words that say exactly what i mean. which unfortunately no one know what i'm talking about usually when i use them.

words like "succinct". which i'm usually not. words like "pendantic" which many seem to consider me. phraises like "the quintessence of punctilliousness" which is a pendantic way of saying "neat freek"

the euphamism, euphamisms is kind of fun too.

=^^=
.../\...

 

Haha... "bred"

I think the word I use the most is "Yes yes yes", if that's a word, or maybe "cheers". When it comes to my favourite word, I have to choose "Crack".

 

Brutal.

fucktard

trees

dome

man furreal

beer

Korpiklaani

 

oh i forgot
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

 

i dont have a favourite word but a few sound really great, like exquisite and soliloquy

acutally, scratch that. myf avourite word is pseudonym. because an ex bf who played at being the smartest mana live (complete with ego issues) mispronounced once in a class i have freinds it, pronounced it as swayed-o-nym. asshole

 

weesnaw.... its the sound a seahorse makes wen it jumps out of the water. haha

 

I very much enjoy the word "Gelatinous"

 

As soon as I read that I thought, "That sounds so down under."

...BEHOLD


You are.

 

punani and yadadameen.