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I've just been watching a programme about super volcanoes and they keep using two of my favourite words...

 

Cataclysmic and pyroclastic

 

This got me thinking about other wonderful words...

 

mellifluous

 

pulchritudinous

 

flip flop :wink:

 

wobble

 

capacious

 

unctuous

 

ripple

 

plop!

 

What are your favourite words?

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i have so many! i also have a habit of making words up as well, which isn't good as i end up using them not realising they arn't words! :? . Here are my favs:

 

crumpet

 

dodecahedron

 

Coagulation

 

radish

 

 

erm..

will get back to you if i think of any other good'uns!

:D hehe

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Antidisasatblishmentarianism is my fave

 

(That might not be the corrrect spelling :? )

 

Hirsute

 

Pulcritude

 

Herbaceous

 

oh I could wax lyrical, I love to hear/read pretty sounding words, even is some have vile, or worse, boring meanings

 

:lol:

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Ploppy

 

Shocking (as in 'that decision was SHOCKING')

 

Snuggle & Huggle

 

Diddle-doddle

 

Bum (used when a swear word is required, but little ears are listening)

 

I'm sure there is more, but I just can't think of them just now!

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I love things like this.

Some of my favourite words are

 

Serendipity

Sploosh (is that a word???)

Cosmos

Lucious

Voluptuous

Treacle (except when used as an endearment)

Serene

Cinnamon

Chicory

Autumn

 

 

There are more - I know there are - but I haven't had my morning Coffee yet :D

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Trollop :roll:

lachrymose

serendipity

I love just about all onomatopaeic words too (sorry, no dictionary too hand, and I just bet I've spelled that wrong) :oops:

Cataclysm

Melodious

Melliflous

Nymphet

Bizarre

Spawny- eyed wassock (as an insult) :roll:

Crumpet........

 

...... and I swear there's masses more, I love words, I just can't think of any right now.

I get really irritated by people who swear incessantly, unnecessary 4 letter words, when there's such a wealth of wonderful words out there that are so much more descriptive and impactive than their boring old favourites. Unfortunately my children don't always agree, but on one occasion we were in a supermarket car park, when a young lad and his partner came to a car near us having a very heated argument, and the same 4 letter word was literally the every other word in this very loud slanging match. Imy slipped into the car to me, very subdued, and muttered "I think he could do with a dictionary for Christmas, Mum" :shock: My children actually do listen to me sometimes after all :D

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loquacious & soliloquy :D (still need a dictionary- not sure if those are spelt correctly :oops: )

 

My home PC died over the weekend :cry: - I can only access the forum at work at the moment, hence no dictionary. Hubby has taken it into work today to see if one of his IT guys can resuscitate it. *fingers crossed very tightly*, we can't afford to replace it right now

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