Mar
1
Besotted
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As in, “He was absolutely besotted by the very sight of her, yet she paid him no mind.”
Mary
New Hampshire
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Mar
1
Spanakopita
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You have to work to get it out properly. Its almost like an ‘amuse guele’. It’s simply fun.
Debora
Ottawa (Canada)
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Mar
1
Tintinnabulation
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I love the it rolls off of my tongue. It also elicits many questions from my students as to it’s meaning. I encourage them to look it up and come back later and tell me what it means. Since I teach band I quite often experience tintinnabulations.
Madeline
Florida
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Mar
1
Domineering
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I just love the way the word kind of rolls off the tongue. It’s almost instrumental.
Matt
UK
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Mar
1
Celestial
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It’s such a light word, involving such delicate tongue movements. It makes me think of brightness and lightness/airy-ness — like sun through clouds, “angel ladders”. Very pretty!
Jen
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Mar
1
Portfolio
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You can’t think about what this actually is when you’re saying it … just think about the word! It reminds me of Shakespeare for some reason … like Prospero, except more Italian-sounding.
Hannah
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