Words you fall in love with

[Olivia]

Pshaw

 

[Trade]

"Plethora". It just rolls off the tongue. Much more elegant than "excess" or "abundance".

 

[Seeker]

discombobulated...

My state of mind..most of the time.

Works for me.

 

[Ronni]

Mellifluous
Deliquescence

 

[toffee]

BLISS ======== sounds heavenly

 

[hypochondriac]

i miss some of the old fashioned words and phrases
cross....i was very cross with him. polite way of saying angry
bad nerves ....meaning suffering high anxiety

 

[Uptosnuff]

Ogallala Aquifer

Sounds almost melodic. One of the world's largest and sits under the humble great plains of the u.s.

 

[JustBonee]

my signature here:
I hate when people accuse me of lollygagging
when its quite clear I am dillydallying

 

[hypochondriac]

warwick..which i used to pronounce war wick when it is actually worrick

 

[Sassycakes]

Genius

 

[MeAgain]

delcon
delusuonal conservative who dreams of life going back to the good old days. nostalgic

Reality something a liberal has no concept of.

" You can ignore reality but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality." Ayn Rand

 

[MeAgain]

Ogallala Aquifer

Sounds almost melodic. One of the world's largest and sits under the humble great plains of the u.s.

Hope we can keep it. I like this one too i have done much study in aquifers.

 

[MeAgain]

Genius

Reminds me of ,

Genus a plant with different species or family members.

 

[Camper6]

Artificial.

As in artificial ice. Hmmn. It's frozen water, how could it be artificial?

 

[Llynn]

Tintinnabulation

 

[hypochondriac]

diatribe
also the name of a famous horse in Australia
the sound of it packs a punch

 

[hypochondriac]

diabolical
just love the sound of that word.
Gotta love that woman. She's diabolical !

 

[Camper6]

Noah Webster wrote the American version of the dictionary and the English language.
He also changed the spelling of some words because he thought they were akward.
For instance, flavour. In the U.S. and his dictionary it is spelled flavor.
But what Noah forgot was the pronunciation. In English you pronounce the 'u ' Oor instead of Or.
Same with colour.
Another word is tonite instead of tonight.

 

[gennie]

A place name in Australia still runs through my mind like a mantra even though it has been 20+ years since I was there ..... Woolloomooloo is a suburb in the city of Sydney