I like the words gorgeous and lascivious. Don't really know why, but I find most words ending with -ous to be beautiful. Also like the word bumblebee.
'serendipity' and 'supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' Don't ask me why. That's odd, there's a space between the first 'o' and the 'cious' and I can't close it. Never mind - there are worse troubles at sea.
The word "envelop" makes me nervous lol and "dollop" looks like a face; ear, eye, nose, eye and ear. and "toady", I automatically read as "today".
hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianist (I can't edit out the space at the end) A person who likes to use big words. Learned it in 7th grade english. Not sure if its my favorite, but I do like words that end in a 't' sound.
Bi*ch pls, I did not ask you to show off with what long and pointless words you know and can copy-paste. I asked you for your favourite word.
https://video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/...86e00d05b508cc29a956ccc2d286e3cc&action=click My favorite is "nuncupatory", a real word meaning "oral" as in "not written" "There is no record required, the matter is nuncupatory. "
"Hideous" "Decerebrate" as an adjective. A decerebrate opinion. "Exculpatory" "Intrinsic" "Visceral" "Craft" as in "craft breweries"
I can't say my favorite word because I am sure it's blocked. I only say it's my favorite word because I use it so often.
What, you mean the one universally used when someone hits their thumb with a hammer. Yep, it's blocked!
The "F" word, in its many forms, is ubiquitous (which itself is a favorite word). There are times I wonder how anyone does without it. I use it as almost every part of speech...and even the Pope probably uses it when he stubs his toe!
Well, I think there are two acceptable alternatives when you hit your thumb with a hammer. My wife tends to use the f version. I use the s version.