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28 Dec 2005, 6:24 pm

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28 Dec 2005, 6:35 pm

Obviously, keen, gleen, apparently, observation, obscure.

Edited because i missed the point of the thread at first post.

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28 Dec 2005, 6:37 pm

i know it sounds immature

swear words

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28 Dec 2005, 7:53 pm

I like to say "catsup" instead of ketchup,
"dude" instead of guy,
"rollaway" instead of cot,
and of course I use the "Queen's English", even though I live in the U.S. Some will notice my spellings like "colour" and "programme".

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28 Dec 2005, 8:40 pm

strapshoechris wrote:

I now have a vision of Her Majesty the Queen saying "Philip, dude, one has spilled the catsup all over the rrrollaway" :lol:

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28 Dec 2005, 11:18 pm

DivaD wrote:

I now have a vision of Her Majesty the Queen saying "Philip, dude, one has spilled the catsup all over the rrrollaway" :lol:

Tee Hee. I could just visualise Prince Philip's reaction to even the presence of a rrollaway bed in the palace...

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29 Dec 2005, 12:14 am

Ocean
Bungalow
Ease
Erase
Sea
Superfluous
Cuddle
Recepticle

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29 Dec 2005, 8:33 am

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29 Dec 2005, 11:14 am

Scrumtrilescent

Strateegery

Ambivulous

obviously

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29 Dec 2005, 9:35 pm

artboy2000 wrote:

I like the word fresh alot, It reminds me of someone biting a ripe, juicy apple.

oooh, same. I like it for that reason too. But it more reminds me of gargling icy water.

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and of course I use the "Queen's English", even though I live in the U.S. Some will notice my spellings like "colour" and "programme".

Instant respect.

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29 Dec 2005, 9:40 pm

oooh
I love the sound that abdomen makes when I say it.

When I was really little (like 2 or 3) My parents said that I would go around the house saying "dega" ALL the time. I guess I must of liked that word as well. <-- they thought I was talking about the painter Degas... Who knows.

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30 Dec 2005, 1:15 am

canticle
puissant
lucubration
hobbledehoy
cantankerous
dolicocephalic
oblique
serendipity
Thagomizer
amphiuma
Cordillerion
Agathaumas
ithyphallic
necrolatry
serissa
troglodyte
discordia
abyss
droll
cosmic
quixotic
esoteric
eldrich
exigent
palpable
fatuous
ostensible
conflagration
pneuma
apostacy
anastrophe
trilemma

That's all . . . for now.

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30 Dec 2005, 1:43 am

hale_bopp wrote:

Perhaps I should have been clearer when making the thread. I meant words that you like the sound of when they are pronouced.

A sampling, there's plenty more, but...
Abscond Apotheosis Axiomatic
Brevity Bivouac
Crepuscular Cavendish
Dastardly
Enteric Extrude
Filial Flimsy
Gazebo Glacial Glucocorticoid
Heft Hinterland Hessian
Interstitial Iconoclast
Jimsonweed
Kryptonite Klaxon
Licentiousness Liminal
Moribund
Nasturtium Niblet
Oblate Orthagonal
Prescient Permafrost
Quinine
Rivulet Recompense
Seismic
Triumvirate
Ungulate
Virile Vacuous Venerated
Wanderlust
Xenon Xerxes
Yielding
Zing
I'll keep coming up with ones I want to include...will it never stop ?

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01 Jul 2006, 4:57 pm

let's see.

darkness

dark

submit *once again killed by ansem\xehanort haters*

cannon

katana

mecha

anthro

chaos

black

silver

chrome

woot
xemnas: that was random.

fright

holy

s**t
basicly any swear word

power

battle

weapon
i usually use these two together battle weapon haha

death.

stfu
don't know what it means but sounds cool

scythe

cloud *not the fluffy clouds in the sky mind you*

fire

crossgender *i made that one up*

hybrid or crossbreed

robotic

ok i'm done now

edit: opps forgot one obsess

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01 Jul 2006, 10:35 pm

Powers

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01 Jul 2006, 10:50 pm

Bane, thatch, whelp, sycophant, mar, toil, wicket, twain, clove, cur, rove, Sol, mire, tincture, cant, torn, sheen, and core generally top my favorite lists to hear. (As you might have guessed, I love the 'r' sound.)

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