What is your favourite word?

[ruffers]

Petrichor was my posh one, in real life I think you have to go a long way to beat... bollocks.

[Tarot]

Maybe.

[Ramble66]

Bugger, bollocks, parahippocampal gyrus (technically not one word) and juxtaposition!

[brum]

Voluptuous

[bonniebird]

Dogs and scrumptious :))

[brum]

Imagine

[Chick]

Axiomatic

[Narnia]

Chick Wrote:

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> Axiomatic

You're out. Cheating on your own thread just isn't on.

Feck

[Chick]

Well thats me sussed.

[HonaloochieB]

Bibulous.

[MissDumpling]

Moist

[Bespoke]

serendipity/serendipitous

[Keef]

Fugly!

[Dickensman]

come.........

[wee quinnie]

To be said in your best Belfast accent..........

Ballix!

[Cakish]

Deoxyribonucleic [acid]

[Tony Rabbit]

headache (as in I don't have one tonight).

[RosieH]

Synaesthesia

[TheArtfulDogger]

cullilingus but I always find it a mouthful ::o

[Tony Rabbit]

Oh!!!! RosieH. Why did you have to choose THAT word? It's made my hearing smell of oranges.

[katie1997]

Artful

[jumpinjackflash]

munter

[TheArtfulDogger]

katie1997 Wrote:

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> Artful

wow never been someone's favourite word before

tips hat

[LadyTaTa]

Rainbow.

Saying it gives you a lovely expression, apparently. I once read a book where the protagonist was encouraged to say it upon entering a room. Superficial, but I always remembered it (see also 'Prune' when posing for photos).

[Applespider]

I like saying dishevelled since it sounds slightly awry

I quite like onomatopoeia too but it is less easy to drop into conversation.