Esoteric always seemed kind of esoteric (at least at a lower education level).
Cutesy somehow feels cutesy.
Polysyllabic has a whopping five syllables.
Sesquipedalian literally means "a long word" (I had to cheat and look this one up, but I knew I'd heard it before).
Grandiloquent? It certainly is.
Obfuscation definitely doesn't seem clear or straightforward.
Oblong feels kind of round and wobbly.
I also like words that technically aren't onomatopoeias but "feel" like it. Round feels round, soft feels soft, sharp feels sharp, sludge and mud feel gross and sloppy, slow feels like it takes a while to say, quick comes out fast, etc. etc. etc. (I just learned these are called phonesthemes - neat!)
I'm a big fan of the word dink. It's insulting but still playful and not hurtful sounding.
Also used to describe professional couples who don't have children - Double Income No Kids.
#relationshipgoals
Read my self-help book entitled "How to own multiple investment properties, a nice yacht, and a collection of classic motorcycles" for more on the subject.
I'm a big fan of the word dink. It's insulting but still playful and not hurtful sounding.
Also used to describe professional couples who don't have children - Double Income No Kids.
#relationshipgoals
Read my self-help book entitled "How to own multiple investment properties, a nice yacht, and a collection of classic motorcycles" for more on the subject.
how will I do that if I'm eating all this avocado toast
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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I'm a big fan of the word dink. It's insulting but still playful and not hurtful sounding.
Also used to describe professional couples who don't have children - Double Income No Kids.
#relationshipgoals
Read my self-help book entitled "How to own multiple investment properties, a nice yacht, and a collection of classic motorcycles" for more on the subject.
how will I do that if I'm eating all this avocado toast
Easy - you just gotta marry someone else also with a moderate-level white-collar income and live together. Then you can have SO MANY avocados, like you don't even know!
There's something about that s-n combo that just feels really pleasant to say, and also seems like a more rare sound in general. Then you add the crisp bite of the k, and end the word with a final s for a really tasty finale.
And, you know, it means food, often lots of it, in bite-size portions, and probably not all that great for you. Top tier word, would vocalize again.
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i hate this
Awkward is pretty awkward to write.
Esoteric always seemed kind of esoteric (at least at a lower education level).
Cutesy somehow feels cutesy.
Polysyllabic has a whopping five syllables.
Sesquipedalian literally means "a long word" (I had to cheat and look this one up, but I knew I'd heard it before).
Grandiloquent? It certainly is.
Obfuscation definitely doesn't seem clear or straightforward.
Oblong feels kind of round and wobbly.
I also like words that technically aren't onomatopoeias but "feel" like it. Round feels round, soft feels soft, sharp feels sharp, sludge and mud feel gross and sloppy, slow feels like it takes a while to say, quick comes out fast, etc. etc. etc. (I just learned these are called phonesthemes - neat!)
How about “monosyllabic”? It has 5.
I was about to say the same thing.
Steam: Chagrin LoL: Bonhomie
I feel it's a bit cruel that "lisp" has an S in it
Also used to describe professional couples who don't have children - Double Income No Kids.
#relationshipgoals
Read my self-help book entitled "How to own multiple investment properties, a nice yacht, and a collection of classic motorcycles" for more on the subject.
how will I do that if I'm eating all this avocado toast
Easy - you just gotta marry someone else also with a moderate-level white-collar income and live together. Then you can have SO MANY avocados, like you don't even know!
Very expensive
poor broke
changed it, poor sounded really mean for some reason
The American dream!
I believe this too. But I have never gone back to watch it and I just think I never will.
Alliteration's almost alarming allure.
wise decision
Thundercats was a great cartoon
until I watched it again and learned that it was not a great cartoon
There's something about that s-n combo that just feels really pleasant to say, and also seems like a more rare sound in general. Then you add the crisp bite of the k, and end the word with a final s for a really tasty finale.
And, you know, it means food, often lots of it, in bite-size portions, and probably not all that great for you. Top tier word, would vocalize again.
Oh come on
for fuck's sake.
Phonetic
Rock Band DLC | GW:OttW - arrcd | WLD - Thortar
Yarmulke
Reticence
Fritter
Ganymede
Languid
Compliance
Not much what’s a prebend with you
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
Oh ok that clears things up I see why it’s largely out of use.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
ganymai- to please. medomai - to plan
Ganymede- meant to please.
All names are words, but this is less obvious in English due to the source of most English words being other languages.