Cake

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I like the way the “ke” sounds at the end. And when you whisper or say it quietly, it sounds even better.

jojo

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Abyss

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It sounds really mysterious. And means a bottomless pit or hole. Sounds cool!

Alex
USA

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Indelible

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A synonym for “permanent,” but filled with so much more. It is a poetic and powerful way to say “incapable of being erased or forgotten.”

Nicole
Seattle

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Simply put, DNA. I learned how to spell it back in 7th grade, never forgot it.

Mandy

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Kerfuffle

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Kerfuffle: disturbance; a disorderly outburst or tumult.

It’s one of my favourites: Such a lovely sound, so much fun to pronounce — and the sound is quite evocative of the word.

Dave

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Tortfeasor

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It’s my absolute favorite legal word. It is basically someone who does something bad and the word just brings that to mind!

Laurie

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Dooper

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I worked in an office in the WTC; my co-worker, an Irish lady who lived in the Bronx, would say when the need arose, ” Go scratch your dooper.”

Meredyth
Arkansas

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au-toch-tho-nous –adj. 1. Originating where found; indigenous: autochthonous rocks, people, folktales.

First word that came to mind (followed by “balderdash” in a near dead heat). I just enjoy its sound and its unwieldy nature. It’s such an unlikely word, and yet quite useful.

Rick Spradlin
Dallas, TX

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Superfluous

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Had fun learning it in ninth grade. Flows off tongue.

Melissa
US

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Linoleum

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All eum words are great. Say it and you’ll understand.

Jade

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