Do you have a word that you just like to say?

[PoppyGirl]

I really like the word "snarky." So descriptive!

 

[Jennasis]

Nefarious.

Ex: Went to the surgeon's office with my MRI films hoping he wouldn't find anything nefarious lurking about my spine.

 

[TinkLovinMomma]

Yes mine is "****eous" I dont think its considered a "REAL" word, but I like it

HAHA apparentally disboards doesnt like it as much.. sorry

 

[Sparx]

Eukanuba, like the dog food.

 

[StarLight StarBright]

I'm a big fan of discombobulated...its even better when my kids say it!

 

[mrsbert]

My DH and I greatly enjoy saying "portobello".

 

[gisgt]

dirigible & Antidisestablishmentarianism!

 

[AshleyW]

I'm a big fan of snarky, too. I also like porky-mouth. Kitty on "That 70's Show" said porky-mouth all the time, and it's the funniest word. I also like octothorpe, which is just a big word for the # symbol. haha. Sphygmomanometer is fun too, and so is shenangians.

OH, and Medulla Oblongata.. but only because it makes me think of "The Waterboy". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfC4u5GCy3I

 

[FergieTCat]

Plethora

(and others not suitable for these boards)

 

[iwrbnd]

When I was an exchange student in Mexico I liked to say "imaginate" and "que divirtido!" Anybody speak Spanish and think those are fun words?

 

[Pixiedust34]

"Hippy Dippy Pool." It cracks me up.

 

[gisgt]

I also like octothorpe, which is just a big word for the # symbol. haha.

Oooooh, I like that one. I learned my new word for the day!I thought I was good for knowing ampersand.

 

[dpmfloyd]

i used to curse too much, particularly the term: a**hole. i now refer to those particular people as: "donkeys"

 

[gisgt]

i used to curse too much, particularly the term: a**hole. i now refer to those particular people as: "donkeys"

Gordon Ramsey fan?? I try to curse in Brit-speak when possible. They have better words & Americans rarely know what you're talking about to get offended.

 

[FireDancer]

Mine is more of a phrase that is used as an exclamation: "Christ on a pony". It is usually said following something not going right, kind of an "oh crap" replacement.

 

[Tracy Savage]

Other that explatives? I say "whatever" far to much for my husbands liking!

 

[threecrazykids]

Mine is more of a phrase that is used as an exclamation: "Christ on a pony". It is usually said following something not going right, kind of an "oh crap" replacement.

I say "Christ on a Harley" all the time!

 

[smkiya]

Dilly dallying....
Lollygagger...

DD uses them all the time too. In fact the other night this is the conversation between DD and DH.

DD: "Daddy, stop dilly dallying and let's go."
DH: "I'm not dilly dallying."
DD: "You are dilly dallying and we're going to be late."
DH: "You're the one who's dilly dallying."
DD: "Mommy!! Daddy said I'm dilly dallying, but he's the one who's dilly dallying." [DD to DH under her breath] "Dilly dallier!"

 

[JessicaR]

wingnut

A person appearing to be moderately to severely crazy. A wingnut is a constant source of entertainment to those surrounding it and can easily be found in any type of setting or venue.

 

[PoppyGirl]

These are GREAT! Thanks for playing!