Favorite Words

[The Gula]

Don't know about you guys, but I personally like the word "Thee"

In terms of sound or meaning? Regardless, why?

Borh, why, do thee not like it?

[Corporate Collective Salvation]

Crotch is, so far, the most hated word on this thread.

*scratch, scratch* Yes, definitely.

Itchy sounds funny, despite not being fun.

[Eahland]

In terms of sound or meaning? Regardless, why?

Borh, why, do thee not like it?

Should be "dost thou". "Thee" is the objective form; the nominative is "thou". What thou hast is like saying, "do him not like it?"

[Parouty]

Gotta be 'schism'

[Glorious Freedonia]

I think "writhing" sounds like what it means without being an onomatopoeia.

[Glorious Freedonia]

I do not know what forsooth means but it sounds nice and very old timey.

[Felistopia]

i really like tomfoolery

[Glorious Freedonia]

canoodling

[Nova Bromelia]

In English, I like the word Ostentatious. Sound and meaning both.

In my own Dutch, my favorite word is is "volledig". Which means "completely/totally", but what makes it fun is that in two parts it reads like "vol" (full) "ledig" (empty), making it a word that contradicts itself, in a way. Or, maybe, which makes it a one word poem.

[Glorious Freedonia]

In English, I like the word Ostentatious. Sound and meaning both.

In my own Dutch, my favorite word is is "volledig". Which means "completely/totally", but what makes it fun is that in two parts it reads like "vol" (full) "ledig" (empty), making it a word that contradicts itself, in a way. Or, maybe, which makes it a one word poem.

My favorite Dutch word is "doei". I think it sounds very cute.

[Eahland]

I do not know what forsooth means but it sounds nice and very old timey.

It comes from for soþ, Eald Englisc "for truth", and means "truly", or "certainly".

[Ethel mermania]

Despicable, as said by daffy duck.

Rapscallion, dastard, fussbudget, nincompoop, maroon, scallywag

[Glorious Freedonia]

Despicable, as said by daffy duck.

Rapscallion, dastard, fussbudget, nincompoop, maroon, scallywag

Fussbudget is a good one!

[Corporate Collective Salvation]

Daft, particularly when “Are ye daft, lad?" is asked in a Scottish brogue.

[The Gula]

Borh, why, do thee not like it?

Should be "dost thou". "Thee" is the objective form; the nominative is "thou". What thou hast is like saying, "do him not like it?"

Well, that was kinda the point, I was using "thee" to show I like it, even if it's grammatically wrong.

[The Boggest Place on Earth]

honestly, ever since i realized that its kind of a word used in a good bit of places, 'bog'

[Varsemia]

There's something I find oddly whimsical about the word "clock" ,though I'm not sure why.

[Blo Monia]

It may be a simple word, but I like to use the word flawless very much

[Corporate Collective Salvation]

There's something I find oddly whimsical about the word "clock" ,though I'm sure why.

You can clock someone by a clock, and with a clock.
Has looney tune written all over it.

[Ineva]

Via.

[Caliveis]

Oh, I have been preparing for this!

Favorites:
- Eldritch
- Leviathan
- Cacophony
- Arbiter
- Herald
- Progeny
- Progenitor
- Epoch
- Vanguard
- Visage

As you might guess I am a fan of sci-fi and Lovecraftian stories. I like the poetic, grand nature of the words. I guess in my mind the words themselves become tied to the vast tales they describe. While a word like leviathan could be used to describe a dog or big truck or something I imagine it being used to describe a spaceship the size of a moon or a far off creature who's very existence is incomprehensible to us.

I don't think there are many words that stick out in my mind as being personally unpleasant. Squelching was mentioned as an unpleasant word but it just reminds me of the squanch, a creature so ugly it hides itself away, so filled with sorrow. It is said the squanch will eventually melt away into a puddle of tears. I find the squanch endearing.

[Corporate Collective Salvation]

I don't think there are many words that stick out in my mind as being personally unpleasant. Squelching was mentioned as an unpleasant word but it just reminds me of the squanch, a creature so ugly it hides itself away, so filled with sorrow. It is said the squanch will eventually melt away into a puddle of tears. I find the squanch endearing.

Foetid.
Always liked that one in that particular spelling in Lovecraft's stories.

[Cascadian Union State]

I've always liked the words "Bohemia" and "Lemon", they just sound so silly and honestly just sound nice to say.. also due to the fact "Bohemia" has a cool spelling

[Mettaton-EX]

décérébélé

[Archipel Sempi]

Gamboge. I like saying it.