It is fun to say ka-lei-do-scope!
Jessica
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It is fun to say ka-lei-do-scope! Jessica i just like the way the ‘thr’ sound together. Midori i just like the way the ‘thr’ sound together. Midori I remember reading this word in the dictionary when I was in sixth grade and just falling in love with it. It starts with a Z which automatically makes it bad-ace but it’s definition when I first read it was “a warm, soft breeze”. I was in Buffalo, New York at the time spending Christmas with my grand parentals and a warm, soft breeze just sounded heavenly at the time. Alpha Tango Bravo because you cant say it without smiling and it and if you say it slowly its makes your mouth feel calm… flora hemming Because everytime I use it, the other person’s eyes widen It actually means a very timid person. Veena Because ‘discombulated’ would have made more sense, but it would have defeated the original purpose of the word which is to throw one off or to ‘disconcert or confuse’. So they shoved Bob in the middle. Bob- the deus ex machina of word creation. Kat It is a silky, smooth and voluptuous sounding word – completely different to its meaning. Aurora I won’t buy a dictionary unless it includes the word “fubsy”. Fubsy! So much better than saying “short and squat”! A. G. Duffy This word has a good mouth-feel, an excellent huh-factor and a satisfying meaning: “an artificially made dwarf, supposedly produced in a flask by an alchemist”. Kind of makes you want to treat it with a little respect. A. G. Duffy Everything is a plan, whether we mean it to be or not. I find a lot of meaning in this small word. Also, the epic album by Death Cab for Cutie. Megan Graveline “i haven’t got much stickatitiveness today” My mother used to say this if she was not feeling like completing some task or other. Did she invent the word???? Shirley Powley |
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