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[Katya]

Which one? There's a british accent for each square mile.

 

I used to have a friend from London so my opinion is really biased.

 

 

"Debris" is pretty cool.

[Cass]

I love the word 'pannenkoek' (which is Dutch for pancakes). Pah-neh-cook just sounds so much fun. I use it to cuss people out too. ("Wat ben je toch een pannekoek!/You're such a pancake!").

 

Also I love KRANKENHAUS from German (hospital). It's especially funny if you shout it xD

[Frizzle]

I used to have a friend from London so my opinion is really biased.


"Debris" is pretty cool.

London doesn't have any accent either.

[Cass]

Oh, and poes (pussy), which I most often use for it's literal meaning (our cat is called Poes)

[Boggart]

I like being able to properly use "juxtaposition". It's a great work but can almost never be used properly in a natural context.

[NapisaurusRex]

I like being able to properly use "juxtaposition". It's a great work but can almost never be used properly in a natural context.

I feel the same about the word quintessential. 

[Boggart]

I feel the same about the word quintessential. 

or ubiquitous

[Cass]

I like being able to properly use "juxtaposition". It's a great work but can almost never be used properly in a natural context.

Oh, I actually use that word quite a lot (even in Dutch language), during dramaturgy lessons and school projects mostly

[talbs]

Gerrymandering. It sounds cool.

Edited by talbs, 21 July 2014 - 12:58 PM.

[pistola]

Moist.

oh that is a good word. i never realized how much i like that word until reading it now.

[Sweeney]

Oh, I actually use that word quite a lot (even in Dutch language), during dramaturgy lessons and school projects mostly

...but "dramaturgy" isn't one of your favourite words?

[Cass]

...but "dramaturgy" isn't one of your favourite words?

I hate it We always confuse it with the non-existing word dramatology or the tongue twisting dramatolurgy.

 

Actually, tongue-twister is a nice word.

Edited by cassiopeiic, 21 July 2014 - 01:42 PM.

[talbs]

I hate it We always confuse it with the non-existing word dramatology or the tongue twisting dramatolurgy.

 

Actually, tongue-twister is a nice word.

 

I can't help but thinking dermatology after reading this exchange.

[Jibrille]

I really like "hipopótamo" (hippopotamus) because it's round and chubby, like the animal

 

Edited by Jibrille, 24 July 2014 - 04:44 AM.

[Turnip]

Hmmm.... I really like the sound of turnip and parsnips ^^ There's just something about them that sounds nice!! Maybe I just like words with nip at the end (so catnip too) since it sounds really cute :3 <3 Cuddles is a cute word too!!

[Frizzle]

Parsnips just reminds me of Geordie shore...

[talbs]

Hmmm.... I really like the sound of turnip and parsnips 

 

[Mew]

Vitrified.

I'm not sure why, it just stuck with me over the years.

[NapisaurusRex]

I kinda like the word napiform too

[Karyx]

Exsanguinate always appealed to me, whenever I read it in books or hear it on TV

[Bee]

Analphabetic,which is a fancy word for unlettered or illiterate. I also like the word idiopathic.

[WhiteMage]

fuck.

Also my favorite word.

[4AM]

I dig billetdoux, it's french for love letter.

I also dig supple, succulent, and voluptuous. 

[Michaelhex]

LOL this reminds me of the movie "Bad Words", an extremely funny one where the kid keeps asking the guy whats his favorite word, you guys should watch this pretty hilarious, I don't wanna spoil what the guy answered

 

anyway, my Favorite word is confuzzled. I just love how two words are simply combined together and make a new word out of it, Touche'

Edited by michaelhex, 24 July 2014 - 11:11 PM.

[HiMyNameIsNick]

Dude