7Likes
LinkBack URL
About LinkBacksIs there a word that makes you tingle or grin? In short, have you a word that you love to hear or read? If so post here and tell me what it is and why you like it so much!
What is your favourite word?
Is there a word that makes you tingle or grin? In short, have you a word that you love to hear or read? If so post here and tell me what it is and why you like it so much!
I can't help using the word 'juxtapose' when talking about things.
"Strawberry on the shortcake!" - Travis Touchdown
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Join the Young Writers group!
cumberbund(cummerbund)- Junior is going to a "ball" and I keep asking if he's going to have to wear one. He's not sure what "it" is. He askes if it's like a girdle ( 'nother great word) Haha. I explained, and he asked if it was like that thing that Tom of "Tom and Gerry"(cartoon) wears, sometimes. It's like the bib-front of a dress shirt, and it keeps rolling up and smacking Tom in the face. Cumberbund just strikes me as an awful word, that no one should be forced to use.
Last edited by Kevin; 02-20-2012 at 06:08 PM.
Palimpsest - But we've played this game before...
A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
Cake.
I don't know why.
Buy the post-apocalyptic anthology, CARNAGE: AFTER THE END: VOLUME II here, in both Kindle and Paperback.
Curmudgeon.
There are others of course, but to post them here would break WF's Rules.
How To Get Critiques On Your Work: WF is very much a give and take community, meaning the best way to get constructive critiques and comments on your work is to give them to others.
"Shut up and write something." —eggo
Hawke's View
Goodbye -- I love when other people say that to me.
See statement above.Originally Posted by Hawke
Aforementioned.
Not sure why, but I have to cram it into any essay I ever write.
[QUOTE=felix;1505689]Cake. QUOTE]
Would that be chocolate cake??
It may seem a bit lame but I love the word serendipity. Serendipitous is even better. Serendipitously too. Love the word as it makes me feel is good and smiley inside. I like what is stands for. (I like the film too).
Always have a dream that is longer than a lifetime.
makes you hungry just saying it!
Last edited by ginny; 02-20-2012 at 06:34 PM.
[QUOTE=Gardening Girl;1505699]Great word!!! The word "Kismet" has a similar a meaning.Cake. QUOTE]
Would that be chocolate cake??
It may seem a bit lame but I love the word serendipity. Serendipitous is even better. Serendipitously too. Love the word as it makes me feel is good and smiley inside. I like what is stands for. (I like the film too).
Disavow. Dunno why but i love that word.
For all Eternity I will write, for all the worlds soon to be created......
Sassafras
It's just fun to say.
Heroin. Or heroine, if you prefer.
For reasons unknown, I just love the way it sounds, and the way the muscles of your mouth move when you say it.
“When writing a novel, that's pretty much entirely what life turns into: House burned down. Car stolen. Cat exploded. Did 1500 easy words, so all in all it was a pretty good day.”
― Neil Gaiman
Check out my blog: Butterflies and Revelations
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks