rapscallion
quote:Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:
rapscallion
I haven't heard that in years!
apparently the most beautiful phrase in the English language is 'cellar door'..
probably because it sounds French..
probably because it sounds French..
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huggles
karma
melifluous
anticipation
dÃĐnouement
scallywag
desiderata
karma
melifluous
anticipation
dÃĐnouement
scallywag
desiderata
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serenity
alliteration (because it sounds vaguely rood )
alliteration (because it sounds vaguely rood )
They are all dead good words that make people laugh which I find endearing given that except for bounce they describe an intimacy that we usually skirt around using. .quote:Originally posted by ~~KaffyBaffy~~:quote:Originally posted by CaptVimes:
Snog
Bonk
Bounce
Snuggle.
Hmmm... we all know where YOUR mind is!
Bewitching
Splendid
Enchanting
Dalliance
Evocative
Splendid
Enchanting
Dalliance
Evocative
I also quite like 'plethora'..
I am partial to using plethora as well Along with veritable.quote:Originally posted by tupps:
I also quite like 'plethora'..
Scoobies... as in I couldn't give a
Eloquent
Scorsese ... as in Martin
Eloquent
Scorsese ... as in Martin
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Also like:
zeitgeist
sunshine
snuggle
pickle
devilment
eracacous
vicissitude
paparazzi
pop
hyperbole
Some because of what they mean some because of how they sound....I could go on forever!
zeitgeist
sunshine
snuggle
pickle
devilment
eracacous
vicissitude
paparazzi
pop
hyperbole
Some because of what they mean some because of how they sound....I could go on forever!
quote:Originally posted by CaptVimes:I am partial to using plethora as well Along with veritable.quote:Originally posted by tupps:
I also quite like 'plethora'..
Oh yes.. a veritable plethora...
*goes for a lie down*
Heinous
Fiddle
Foglocker
shaft....
Fiddle
Foglocker
shaft....
quote:Originally posted by Scotty:
Bewitching
Splendid
Enchanting
Dalliance
Evocative
Splendid!
Who came up with that a Belgian?quote:Originally posted by tupps:
apparently the most beautiful phrase in the English language is 'cellar door'..
probably because it sounds French..
quote:Originally posted by evviva!:
alliteration (because it sounds vaguely rood )
*racks brain for rood possibilities*
flibbertigibbet/flibberty gibbet...
quote:Originally posted by CaptVimes:Who came up with that a Belgian?quote:Originally posted by tupps:
apparently the most beautiful phrase in the English language is 'cellar door'..
probably because it sounds French..
quote:Heinous
great word.
quote:Originally posted by tupps:
flibbertigibbet/flibberty gibbet...
Another word my great grandma used to use.
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quote:Originally posted by Queen of the High Teas:quote:Originally posted by evviva!:
alliteration (because it sounds vaguely rood )
*racks brain for rood possibilities*
You'd need a really warped mind like mine to do that, darlin'
Protracted
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cornucopia
Mellifluous
and
Puce
sound nice.
and
Puce
sound nice.
quote:Originally posted by evviva!:
cornucopia
Freaky - they put that on my late Mum's death certificate.
snuggle and giggle
modernity
modernity
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quote:Originally posted by gma:quote:Originally posted by evviva!:
cornucopia
Freaky - they put that on my late Mum's death certificate.
Eh? How come?
It means "an abundance" of something, doesn't it?
quote:Originally posted by Soozy woo:
snuggle and giggle
modernity
I like snuggle - and cuddle too.
Soliloquy
Penchant
Amuse-Bouch
Penchant
Amuse-Bouch
quote:Originally posted by Sunnie:
Soliloquy
quote:Originally posted by evviva!:quote:Originally posted by gma:quote:Originally posted by evviva!:
cornucopia
Freaky - they put that on my late Mum's death certificate.
Eh? How come?
It means "an abundance" of something, doesn't it?
It means horn of plenty. Symbol of an abundance of food.
quote:Originally posted by Queen of the High Teas:quote:Originally posted by evviva!:quote:Originally posted by gma:quote:Originally posted by evviva!:
cornucopia
Freaky - they put that on my late Mum's death certificate.
Eh? How come?
It means "an abundance" of something, doesn't it?
It means horn of plenty. Symbol of an abundance of food.
I know, her cancers were 'everywhere' after breast cancer they affected her brain, kidneys etc, etc.
bumblebee
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quote:Originally posted by gma:
I know, her cancers were 'everywhere' after breast cancer they affected her brain, kidneys etc, etc.
that's very sad, gma
quote:Originally posted by gma:quote:Originally posted by Queen of the High Teas:quote:Originally posted by evviva!:quote:Originally posted by gma:quote:Originally posted by evviva!:
cornucopia
Freaky - they put that on my late Mum's death certificate.
Eh? How come?
It means "an abundance" of something, doesn't it?
It means horn of plenty. Symbol of an abundance of food.
I know, her cancers were 'everywhere' after breast cancer they affected her brain, kidneys etc, etc.
Aww, that's awful.
Belligerent
Cackpoo
Chicklepop
Cackpoo
Chicklepop
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quote:Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:quote:Originally posted by tupps:
Onomatopoeia
Serendipity
Mellifluous
Ripple
Tupps, you beat me to serendipity, my absolute fave...and, of course I also like Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Serendipity every time
Word I like....
Turgid
Strumpet
Bludgeon
(I am not sure what that says about me!)
Turgid
Strumpet
Bludgeon
(I am not sure what that says about me!)
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