I like onomatopeaic words like gobble, slap and flip-flop - I'm childish that way.
I 've always like plethora. And effervescent. Allegorical.
I'll be back.
H.x
I just love the word onomatopoeia, and Rhythm
And of course high scoring scrabble words Jezebel and Squiffy
flabbergast !
I don't know why I love that word but it makes me smile when someone says it :giggle:
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being the tart i am, i quite like descriptive, sexy words like lucious, succulent, moist, delicious, orgasmic & feebee :rascal:
palindrome
level,eye ,bob ,etc
As for palindromes, you can't beat "redivider"!
Love these unfamiliar words - shapely buttocks? Why, that's me!
Good words: "haeccity" (this-ness), "paniety" (being bread), myrmecoid (ant-like) and a useful word for when you're discussing creepy-crawlies and don't need people telling you that spiders aren't insects, "arthropod" (having segmented legs).
Definitions are vague by the way, especially that last one.
Alan Coren once wrote a story about how a new poem was needed in a hurry for "Through The Looking Glass" but the publishers didn't have time to proof-read it:
T'was chilly and the slimy roads
Did shine and shimer in the rain
All misty were the bird's abodes
And the cold grassy plain
Beware of January, my son!
The hoar-frost's bite, the...
I love words too! Always trying to learn new ones. But words and I have a very strange relationship. Due to a brain defect (yeah like you never guessed!) I suffer from a condition call Synaesthesia. Basically my grey matter is wired incorrectly and when I hear or see a word I also experience a sensation.
It's hard for me to explain! For instance if somebody asked you to think of what it would be like to walk bare-foot over a ploughed field that had dried in the sun…. that's what I actually feel when I think of the name of the village I live in. Or if somebody says Bristol, the sensation I have is when you let fat cool down in a baking tray and it goes hard - imagine sticking your fingers in it!
Some words are unpleasant to read or hear but others are nice, every word has it’s own different sensation that remains the same.
I’m actually on a daily medication to stop me experiencing sensory overload!
time for that trip to south wales i think :rascal:
Anal sex at noon taxes Lana
(for all you palindrome lovers).
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