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Skedaddle, I like how it can be playfully dismissive and throw people off when they're angry.
My favorite foreign word is Inverno (Italian for Winter).
As opposed to "inferno" which is now a universal word for summer
Loquacious
Ratsastaa
Do proper nouns count? If so Abu Dhabi is fun to say
Addis Ababa, too
Idrid Elba, in the same vein.
trabajabamos... or maybe hablabamos
If Danish is allowed then "speciallægepraksisplanlægningsstabiliseringsperiode"
(Come at me, Germans!)
(Come at me, Germans!)
Well, here is the obligatory Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz.
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Prestidigitation
Depending on the language. In English I like overwhelming or acknowledge, in Catalan I like xiuxiuejar it means to whisper, in Spanish I love almajaneque, it comes from Arabic and it means trebuchet.
xiuxiuejar, so onomatopoetic, I love it
Blithering.
Fuck! It's just so descriptive yet so vague. Can almost be used as a place holder for anything.
Fuck? Fuck! Fuck. Fucking, fucker, fucked. Fuck yourself you fucking fuck! Fucking hell mate. What the fuck? Finger fucked, proper fucked. Who gives a flying fuck. That fucking fucker fucked my fucking girlfriend, FUCK! That fucker over there. Fucking get over here. I'm gonna get the fuck out before I fuck myself.
Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0
Erstwhile
tatterdemalion
it's a beautiful words, fun to say, and I also like what it signifies
Chrysalis - just fun to say and sounds neat
Luminous - loved it ever since I first saw Empire Strikes Back when Yoda said "Luminous beings are we. Not this crude matter."
Ostensibly
Ennui - it looks weird spelled but I love how it sounds and what it means…
Antedilluvian
"Defenestration".
The fact there's a specific word for throwing someone out of a window is hilarious. Even the word itself sounds funny to say.
I think "refenestration" which means to throw someone back into a building through the window is inherently funnier.
THAT'S A THING??????
- The English language is a living language. All you need to do for refenestration to be a word is to start using it.
oh you sly devil you
sesquipedalian.
Basically defines itself
My name.
“Gruntled”! The wonderful opposite of disgruntled
And “gruntling” is an excellent old-timey word for baby pigs
Soliloquizing
Suss
verb. To suss something. To solve or figure it out. To come to understand it.
Short, sweet, one syllable. Two letters, three S's (which, honestly, do the heavy lifting) and U, the goth child of the vowels.
Though not a single word, I've always loved picket fence
eltöredezettségmentesítőtleníttethetetlenségtelenítőtlenkedhetnétek
Is nice
Hazelnut, Mystify, Cuttlefish, Lark, Lurk, Robert, Anglican, Pheromone, Halter top, Marmalade, Hardware, Laser, Pepper, Release, Kneecap, Falafel, Period, Chaste, Chased, Leggings, Wool, Sweater, Heartbeat, Heartbeat, Heart, Beat, Heart, Beat, Beat, Beat, Beat, Beat.
Coldth
Nibling. It’s the gender-neutral form of “niece” or “nephew”. Your sister is your sibling, your niece is your nibling.
Or sonder. That’s the feeling you get when thinking about the fact that everyone in the world lives a life just as vibrant and complex as your own.
Biblicore.
Not just do i love the word, but also what it describes: the smell of old books
I thought you said Biblecore and I thought it was a genre of music that I needed to avoid.
I don't know that I have one now, but when I was a kid I liked "minimizing" because it was a pleasant pattern to type.
Hope.
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