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Words You Like or Don't Like posted 22 Aug 2005, 19:08 by Lucimay, Subdidact

i liked the first word that comes to mind thingy but let's do another one... words you like and why or words you don't like and why i like inexorable because it's fun to say...go ahead, say it...inexorable view post

posted 22 Aug 2005, 19:08 by Scilvenas, Auditor

Umbelliferous, because it sounds fake. view post

posted 22 Aug 2005, 20:08 by Lucimay, Subdidact

i love the yourdictionary.com definition of that one!!!! "bearing umbels" hahahahaahah :lol: i come bearing umbels!! good one syl!! also fun to say! view post

posted 23 Aug 2005, 01:08 by AjDeath, Didact

http://ruthlessreviews.com/rants/matt/words.html http://ruthlessreviews.com/rants/jonny/words.html http://ruthlessreviews.com/rants/erich/words.html Ruthless Reviews is where I spend the majority of my time on the intershit. These guys are always spot on. view post

posted 23 Aug 2005, 11:08 by Echoex, Auditor

I like 'defenestration'... How often was this practiced that they'd have to find a term for it? view post

posted 23 Aug 2005, 19:08 by Murrin, Peralogue

I believe it was a method of execution at some point. view post

posted 24 Aug 2005, 02:08 by target, Auditor

like: flabergast, bamboozle, interfrastically, wowzers (Inspector Gadget, gotta love him), suave, crass dislike: mistake (overly used by poker commentators for no seemingly no reason at all), Chelsea, Arsenal (sick to death of them both, all they do is win, whine and complain that they dont win more. They can all die horrible whiney deaths right now) Can't think of any more right now, but when i get some, ill tell you view post

posted 24 Aug 2005, 09:08 by Murrin, Peralogue

[i:mzowqcjv]Interlocution[/i:mzowqcjv] has a certain ring to it. Also like [i:mzowqcjv]Amaranthine[/i:mzowqcjv] and [i:mzowqcjv]Tribadism[/i:mzowqcjv] (for its rhythm, not its meaning ) view post

posted 24 Aug 2005, 22:08 by AjDeath, Didact

I hate the word luxurious and any author that over uses it. view post

posted 01 Sep 2005, 23:09 by TenmaNeko, Commoner

Good ones: crepuscular - active during twilight hours exsanguination - loss of blood They're just fun to say. view post

posted 02 Sep 2005, 06:09 by Lucimay, Subdidact

remiss distinguish hard-core immolate conflagration gyre redundant i don't know why, i just like them i hate the word slut view post

posted 02 Sep 2005, 11:09 by target, Auditor

ooooh, consanguinity - of the same blood, i love that one. primogeniture - succession of first born son, also good. view post

posted 02 Sep 2005, 13:09 by Echoex, Auditor

Sate Obtuse (when describing a person, not an angle) Typify Archetypal Labia Majora view post

posted 17 Oct 2005, 00:10 by Lucimay, Subdidact

waldos weasels euphemisms :oops: view post

posted 20 Oct 2005, 18:10 by NorthernPlato, Candidate

I like the word parochial. Especially when used to describe someone's openmindedness (is that a word, i feel like there should be a hyphen...) or lack thereof. I also the word thereof apperantly. view post

posted 21 Oct 2005, 04:10 by Lucimay, Subdidact

thereof is a good word!! :lol: view post

posted 21 Oct 2005, 21:10 by AjDeath, Didact

Insofar is better. view post

posted 23 Oct 2005, 19:10 by Lucimay, Subdidact

peepournyurconyow is a good word. :lol: go ahead. say it. heh. view post

posted 25 Oct 2005, 12:10 by Echoex, Auditor

Haver. I think it's Scottish. It means 'to talk gibberish'. "Quit yar bluudy haverin', ya stuupid bastaard!!" view post

posted 25 Oct 2005, 14:10 by Lucimay, Subdidact

ooh yea! that's a good one! how 'bout knackered? as in "Quit yar bluudy haverin', ya stuupid bastaard!! Yer knackered legless!!" view post

posted 05 Apr 2006, 20:04 by gierra, Sorcerer-of-Rank

i like the word cunt, and i use it far too often. (if the photocopier had ears, they would be blushing.) i also like the word phlegm. and discombobulate. view post

posted 05 Apr 2006, 20:04 by Warrior-Poet, Moderator

"tom foolery" kind of two words but hey. Nice word gierra. view post

posted 05 Apr 2006, 20:04 by Entropic_existence, Moderator

paradigm, I love that word when it is used properly. Hmmm I like using old and somewhat outdated phrases like "ship shape" or something it is quite fun at times. view post

posted 05 Apr 2006, 22:04 by Zarathinius, Auditor

"Sangfroid" is a very annoying word when used in English. "Incredulous" becomes annoying when used more than three times in one written work. "Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis", however, is a wonderful word, albiet one that I fear I may never learn to pronounce quickly. (That's a real word, by the way.) view post

posted 06 Apr 2006, 07:04 by Curethan, Didact

diphthong. It is a stoopid word with four constanants in a row. What's not to like? view post

posted 06 Apr 2006, 13:04 by gierra, Sorcerer-of-Rank

[quote="Curethan":mdcc1ge0]diphthong.[/quote:mdcc1ge0] i think it's a fantastic word! a word i don;t like is pink. everything about it is stupid. view post

posted 07 Apr 2006, 00:04 by Edge of Certainty, Subdidact

i hate the word snurg...i just hate it. It sounds like racist slang. I'm not sure what it means but i looked up images of it and it's not pretty view post

posted 07 Apr 2006, 02:04 by Brent, Commoner

Don't Care for... Snog (does this sound cuddly and/or romantic?) Free Market (too often tremendous intelligence and decision making capacity attributed to this) Jeezum Crow (stupidest Jesus Christ euphemism I've ever heard) view post

posted 07 Apr 2006, 21:04 by TollofDays, Peralogue

hmm, words i like... mote obscure bibliophilia don't like... alleged interesting (i over use it) view post

posted 11 Apr 2006, 11:04 by Primal, Peralogue

I wouldn't like certain words depending on situation and context. If someone were to call me "fag" or "pussy" as an insult, I wouldn't like those words at all. view post

posted 11 Apr 2006, 13:04 by gierra, Sorcerer-of-Rank

you should never meet me then, i call people fags all the time. view post

posted 13 Apr 2006, 05:04 by Primal, Peralogue

That doesn't mean you would ever call me one. I know how to deal with troublesome females. view post

posted 13 Apr 2006, 13:04 by gierra, Sorcerer-of-Rank

troublesome females -snickers- view post

posted 14 Apr 2006, 12:04 by Curethan, Didact

Buggerlugs. Hate that. My father used it as a pet name for me, then one day I looked up the etymology behind it ... now I worry about repressed memories. view post

posted 14 Apr 2006, 21:04 by Edge of Certainty, Subdidact

neopsuedoafrosinobot simply because it has four prefixes in it view post

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