I read it in a book once and it originally pissed me off, so i looked it up and discovered that it means: having to do with sleepwalking.
Ryne Manley
Santa Barbara
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It’s just a shimmery word. Its especially fun to say it with an sh- so the word is shparkles…It reminds me of glitz, and glitter. I love sparkles! Dalilah Years ago I knew a co-worker who used this word when flustered instead of a more profane exclamation. Schistosomiasis!!!!! P. K. Carter A) who doesn’t love a good pair of sneakers? Sheila b I sat beneath a tree on a quiet summer day while I was in college and read Huckleberry Finn. It was blissful. Also, I love the sound and look of the word. All the syllables rolling toward a finely constructed finish. It is a monument to the beauty of the English language. Patrick I love the sound and feel of some words. Brothel for instance. When I say it out loud it feels like a safe, warm blanket. And, oddly enough, makes me think of my grandma. Really sweet, special memories. Mandie Brown Haha… when I’m bored I look up really long words and learn how to say + spell them. Mia I’ve always loved the sound of the word while alluding to what’s inexpressible, transcendent and too ethereal for words! Lark A rather innocuous and undistinguished word, pamphlet makes me happy when I take care to say the word in all of its two-syllable glory. Pam is a happy, sunshine sound, Phlet is just silly. Together they make quite a team. Sam It is just a brilliantly, hilarious word. Calling someone a berk makes everyone burst into laughter, and it is not that offensive. Everyone loves the word berk, if I made a band, I would call it berk. Best word ever: BERK! Dom |
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