Apr
17
Confuddled
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A hybrid of ‘confused’ and ‘muddled’. A mutation which further demonstrates the state of the individual described, with a dash of humour.
Gary
New Zealand
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Apr
17
Cruller
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The “cr” at the start makes the “r” at the end even more pronounced and interesting. Known as a rich, light, raised doughnut, often with a ridged surface and sometimes topped with white icing. Sometimes called a French cruller.
Donna
USA
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Apr
17
Cantabile
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It is so melodious. It is lovely and it makes me think of lullabies.
Alyssa
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Apr
4
Creamware
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A type of pottery a college professor of anthropology introduced me to. I like the transition between the “cream” and “ware”, it’s unusuaul yet smooth and the word has always conjured up a pleasant looking piece of pottery.
Chuck
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Mar
8
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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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
Conundrum
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I first heard this word when I was in high school when a (very smart) friend used it to explain another word for a riddle or puzzle. I’ve loved it ever since. Plus it’s fun to say!
Shey
Scottsdale, AZ
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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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Feb
29
Commiserate
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I like commiserate because it sings out to those who miserate alone. By having others or even one other to commiserate, one doesn’t feel nearly as lonely.
Anita Ibison
OK
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Feb
29
Crepuscular
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Describes (animals’) habit of being active at dawn and dusk. Many interesting and otherwise cute animals fall into this category, including most of the common companion animals (dog, cat, ferret, etc.). Besides, the word just has a certain ring to it.
Kat
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