Favorite words

As always, I'm bored, and I wanted to make a boring game no one will participate. I'm a curious kid, so I want to know your opinions about this. The game is just to write the most wonderful word you know, you think it is, of any language. A word that has meaning to you, or that you like to prounounce it or the song it makes, etc. Not your favorite word that you use a lot or that you like the object/thing like (Beer). A word, for me maybe it would be magpie, a crow of a black and white color I recently find out that exists.



It's a game so it's just to share, you can post a word as many times as you like. Just to repeat a little, a word can be anything, you don't have to explain why you choose it, just a little game of "expression"? Don't know, hope some of you play

****. Also known as the F word, F bomb etc. Maybe the most versatile word in the English language.

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I was sure I need to add that as a 2nd example.

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See? That word is just amazing!! It doesn't have to be classy either, it can be something as simple as love.

Other one:

Harlquin, this one I just like the word a lot.

Rigmarole has always been one of my favorites.

Geimhreadh (Winter)

KINKY

There are some words I just like the sound of for no particular reason:

Transom - the strengthening crossbar set above a window or door, or the flat surface forming the stern of a boat.

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Another cool word for me is VON which is hope in icelandic.

I love shenanigans, its just fun to say and it reminds me of the Carry On films or something haha.

Also abomination. I can't not laugh when i hear that because of the way Sean Lock used/said it in one of the Big Fat Quiz of the Years.

Die Vergangenheitsbewältigung, because combining an entire phrase or sentence into just one word is very efficient, and also very German.

I like myopic. Not so much for the phonetics (though it does sound pretty nice to say/hear), but because I find it describes a lot of things I run into. So much that I often find myself struggling for an appropriate synonym to avoid repeating it over and over.

Nice topic. I'm interested in words and the origins of words

I love all those specialist building terms too HG. There's some great ones to do with roofs - I like the words soffits and purlins. I learnt a new one the other day - flaunching, it's the mortar roofers use to bed in a chimney pot onto the stack.

Catharsis

the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotions.

lol! So thats how its spelled. I dont think Ive ever seen that word written before, didnt even think it was a real word.

Gargantuan has always been a favourite of mine, just like Elle Driver

I also massively prefer "Je t'aime" over "I love you" I just think it sounds a lot nicer!

gutpunch!

Yeah it does.

Colibrí. I love this bird and the name is so beatiful too , the pronunciation as well but in spanish.