What is your favourite word?

[Jubilee]

Serendipity. (Though the film of that name has blighted it for me slightly.)

[Victoria]

disconbobulated



[hr]jesus loves u

[Victoria]

ooh, i change mine...shaveabandy. its an alternative to swearing!

[hr]jesus loves u

[munchingfoo]

Mine is definately cheese or alien.

Usually heard saying alien cheese at inapropriate moments.

Probably use cheese more often.


Cheese then.

[Guest]

Consecotaleophobia - The fear of chopsticks.

Love Leila

[sabra_girl]

Obsequious...or disconflabulation...or squelch...

[hr]"I saw a bird fly its cage, Well its wings could take it anywhere, But I watched as it flew back from where it came..." - Sean Watkins

[Clonion]

Contrafibularities. Or crapsticks. Squlch is another good one, but in the swearing stakes, one of the most satisfying to say is SHITE!

[hr]"If I want to quantify anything, I measure it against Clones. There is nothing you will ever encounter in life you haven't seen in some form in Clones"
Neil Jordan

[themanwiththehair]

Always quite liked the word "spadge"........cant remember where i heard it or what it means but still...........

[Steveo]

"Indeed" - It can be used as a reply to so many questions.

[hr]"Strangers passing in the street.....by chance two separate glances meet"

[dan greenberg]

Indeed

[Joesta]

at the moment it's 'indie'

[quarterstaff]

nomenclature


or

assassinate

[gingerbeer]

Crenellations

[Wong]

Spork. I mean, it's just brilliant. Spork.

[hr]When you play with fire, you must anticipate some burns
Chasing for desire, it's just a different way to learn

[Amanda]

funky

or okey dokie

[Prophet Tenebrae]

squelch.

[Thackary]

[s]quarterstaff wrote on 00:04, 20th Feb 2004:
nomenclature


or

assassinate




Excellent choices. Good to meet you.



My choice: "Pandiculation". The act of yawning and stretching at the same time.

[Anon.]

Mine simply has to be...

UDDER.

[medea]

Pamplemousse.

French for grapefruit. But terrific anyway.

[NeilSJFC1884]

I find myself the saying the word "clearly" all the time. "Well its clearly, this" and "its clearly that" The word "dire" i find quite good esp relating to my team!

Also last time i was home, this random drunk start speaking to us and saying everything was "brand new". I assume this is good. Definatly going to start using it.