I’m a big fan of “moist”
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Hazelnut, Mystify, Cuttlefish, Lark, Lurk, Robert, Anglican, Pheromone, Halter top, Marmalade, Hardware, Laser, Pepper, Release, Kneecap, Falafel, Period, Chaste, Chased, Leggings, Wool, Sweater, Heartbeat, Heartbeat, Heart, Beat, Heart, Beat, Beat, Beat, Beat, Beat.
Shenanigans.
Shenanigans - one of my most over-used words, it’s a pity some word filters screen it out for racism.
Baboon - one of my favourite words to say.
it’s a pity some word filters screen it out for racism.
Wait, what? Why?
Although I have claimed it’s because the word is racist against the Irish, it’s a Scunthorpe type situation. Nothing that couldn’t be fixed by decent regular expressions.
Username checks out.
Careful you don’t get yourself banned with all that racist talk though.
Caldera
Retrograde
Thermistor
Spirochetes
Parallax
Intermezzo
Subterfuge
InappetanceParaphernalia
Such a great looking word for basically “stuff”
Big fan of “Deluge”
Swineherd, ineluctable, sprig, ululate, cnidoblast, pompholoogopaphlasmasin.
Cromulent
My favorites are just nonsensical made up words I say when I am talking to my cat.
- Haberdasher
- Penumbra
- Paunch
- Shabba
- Thrice
- Transient
- Ephemeral
- Polychromatic
- Bellend
- T’were
- Widdershins
- Moreso
- Superfluous
- Various combi-swears, such as Twattock
Also, a lot of those sort of words that kind of get made up in the fly, for things which don’t really have a name:
- Leanerbackeronnerer (a thing for leaning something back on)
- Putterinnerer (a thing for putting a thing in another thing)
- Doofydiddler (a thingumy, wotsit or doofer)
Exactly. I wish it were more socially acceptable for an adult to shout “Shabba!” at random intervals throughout the working day, but these days I just have to think it and enjoy it quietly to myself.
About 30 years ago, I was told off in French class with the line:
“Shabba bien merci is neither funny nor correct French, Fakeman”
Doofydiddler
This reminded me of one my mum used to say: “Dooferator”
Haha! That’s what my parents used to change the TV channel with :)
I’m an advocate for the word “fuck” because of its immense utility.
I’ve been describing a lot of things as “funky” lately.
Prick.
It lets out a nice amount of frustration when someone’s being a prick.
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I find myself saying “really” way too often.
“Moist” is excellent.
