Feb
9
Pickle
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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
Pride
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It can come in any form or size. It is what makes a hero but it’s also what makes a villain. Pride is the ground you stand on when the world’s weight is on your shoulders. Pride is your heart.
Tom
New Zealand
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Feb
9
Phonetic
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I love this word because it is one of the few truly ironic words in the dictionary.
MajorXP
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Feb
8
Pineapple
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Because pineapples are one of the most delicious fruits, and I love the way the word sounds when it rolls off your tongue. It reminds me of that clicky sounds that 3 1/2 inch floppy disks make when you drop them onto a desk.
Travis
Modesto, CA
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Jan
30
Plankton
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It’s not a strange word. But I love the way it sits on the edge of my tongue, and then leaps off hitting the floor with an audible plop!
Leslie Hamilton
Ipswich, Ma.
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Jan
30
Pulchritudinous
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The word itself is entirely not pulchritudinous.
Jim
Vermont
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Jan
29
Pectoriloquey
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It just rolls off my tongue so nicely. I like the way it sounds. I don’t like what it means, though. When I listen to someone’s lungs and I can hear them whisper in my stethoscope it means they probably have pneumonia.
Que Areste
Seattle
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Jan
27
Prodigious
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It just makes something sound very special. I particularly liked it when Elizabeth said it in Pride and Prejudice.
Tony Wilson
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Jan
27
Plethora
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It means so much to so many, but seems to have suffered from disuse. Kids of all ages can say it with ease and sound really smart. I recently made a new friend who uses the word to describe a plethora of situations. New friend; same old word.
Gordon Hamilton
Texas
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Jan
27
Pearl
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The word “pearl” sounds beautiful, sensuous, mysterious and colourful just like pearls actually are, considering they are made from an irritating speck of sand!
Elaine
Alberta, Canada
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