What's Your Favourite Word?

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Tell me your favourite word.
And explain why it's your fave
It can be a name of someone you know, or a place eg. Lily. London. etc. ANYTHING! XD

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My favourite word is:

Adam.

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This is the same colour as cheese XD

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Rain!
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I like the words with "r's" They got nice ring to it.

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Oh, so many... There are a lot of words I just really love the sounds of. Like when people say they don't like poetry because they can't understand it, I'm just like, "But...but...the words..." It just sounds lovely.

Oh, that's one: lovely

ocean
embouchure
accents
invention

I mean, I really can't pick a favorite. That's just a barely beginning list. I looooooooove words.




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Capricious is one of my favourite words!
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Justice, because nobody is quite sure what it means, and even the many different dictionary's are fuzzy on specifics.
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Yadayada :P (not a real word, but yeah)
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Synergy because it's a beautiful word with a beautiful meaning.
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I actually have a list for this. XD

Spoiler
foofaraw
kerfuffle
codswallop
loblolly
lollapalooza
frumpy
snollygoster
hurdy-gurdy
hornswoggle
bosky
williwaw
squib
catawampus

smoke
veins
fiber
peachy
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Hmm... I tend to use 'apparently' a lot, apparently.
And here's some more words:

lollypop
Bee
eerie
understandability ( It's a real word, I promise )
flesh
socks
weird ( especially because of how it's spelt )
wishes ( which is just fun to say )
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I like creepy words. Words that have one straight cut meaning but can show force when used. So, I'd have to say, my favorite word is either malice or wicked.



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