Feb
9
Simoom
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A hot, dry, dust-laden wind of North Africa and the Middle East. I think this word is evocative of its place and meaning. It conjures images of turbaned men leading camels across a vast, sandy desert to a palm-fringed oasis.
Rhys
Adelaide, Australia
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Feb
9
Epitome
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Not only is it fun to say, it’s a compliment of the highest form.
Jillie
Erie, Pennsylvania
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Feb
9
I like the way it feels in my mouth. I like that things should not all be the same.
Pam Murray
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Feb
9
Globule
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A globule is a citizen of the global world. The beauty of mercury smattering and scattering. Nice sound too.
Tendency
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Feb
9
The word tastes so good and reminds me of the old “East Side.” But I hate to be in one!
Dennis
New York
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Feb
9
Nuance
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It is fun to say. There is a dipthong. It is a pretty versatile word.
Paige Ann Sommers
Philadelphia
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Feb
9
Oblivion
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The state of being disregarded, what can i say i like the underdogs, and the mournfulness is almost palpable in the sound of the word as one says it, oblivion.
Chris
Baltimore
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Feb
9
Sleep
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Because i don’t get enough of it.
Grace
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Feb
9
Epiphany
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I really don’t know… I think it sounds just great. The first time I realized it was such a great word was during a episode of Scrubs, but I don’t know why it’s stuck in my head like that…
Hany Saad
The Netherlands
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Feb
9
Defugalty
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“Defugalty” means to screw up or make a mess of things. I would say, “That was some ****-up!” before I learned the word. Now, I prefer to say, “That was some defugalty!” It is an obscure word and when one uses it, others will ask about it. Vocabulary power! Amen.
Bill Sayre
Albion, WA, USA
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