Mar
2
Effervescent
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A woman with a lively, sparkling personality with - is that a glass of champagne in her hand? Can’t you just feel the bubbles tickling your tongue? Ahh, say it slowly … effervescent.
Mae
Northwestern Ontario, Canada
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Mar
2
Translucent
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Light passes through - diffused, transparent, frosted. Maybe our effervescent woman drinking her effervescent drink is wearing a flowing dress that almost looks translucent. These are both just beautiful sounding words!
Mae
Northwestern Ontario, Canada
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Mar
2
It’s the longest word in the English dictionary. It also happens to be a lung disease caused by inhalation of the silica dust formed in volcanoes. You’d think they would have come up with something simpler, right?
George
Frederick, MD
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Mar
2
It’s the “evil twin form of yourself”. It’s a German word meaning “doublewalker”….and it just sounds cool. It was also the name of a Drew Barrymore movie. Venom was the doppleganger of Spiderman.
George
Frederick, MD
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Mar
2
Lascivious
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Reflecting or producing sexual desire or behavior, especially that is considered indecent or obscene (another good word). It even sounds sexy….and a little naughty.
George
Frederick, MD
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Mar
2
Sonata
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The word itself sounds as musical as what it represents. “Sonata” just rings gently in your head.
Beth
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Mar
1
Squish
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I love this word. it just reminds me of a rubber duck and sponge. Really though, it makes me wanna dance.
Tash
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Mar
1
Cerulean
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Soft and piercing, cerulean catches the eye. tropical waters gleam of aquamarine and cerulean. Clean and calm it brings peace and ease.
Rob
Honolulu
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Mar
1
Azure
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The perfect day starts with azure skies. Azure is that color of blue that sits in your mind; brilliant and bold. The color of the deep ocean and great open skies. there’s freedom and mystery in the azure.
Rob
Honolulu
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Mar
1
Snazzy
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Not just decent or good, but snazzy. Snazzy fills in that small gap in verbiage between the good and the amazing. You know something breaks out of the norm and brings something to the table that any other great thing doesn’t when it’s snazzy.
Rob
Honolulu
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