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must thank C@ntus for the first one:
Malarky!
Lurk
Blather
Rambling
cogicate and masticate!
salubrious!
Tremendous....
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whats your fave words?
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Some favourites include
titillate
uncouth
alas
scurvy knave
intrinsic
conducive
........
hmm - that's all I can think of! I suppose that because so many of the words are used spontaneously it is difficult for me to pinpoint them.
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Postulate
eskimo - dunno why, it just cracks me up
prudent!
chronic
qualm
serene...
i seem to be saying Indeed alot over the past few months as well. Ah well, it beats just saying "yeah"....
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o - just remembered another word:
penchant
and I say "blah blah blah had the unmitigated audacity to blah blah blah" quite often too!
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i like the word generic too
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also i like:
mayhaps
confuzzle
and Coinkydinks
strictly speaking, not proper words, but still very useful
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Cantankerous
Misanthrope
Quixotic
Superfluous
Now that I look at them, they kinda all describe me at times...hee hee
Dance like it hurts; Love like you need money; Work like someone is watching.
Never criticize someone until you've walked a mile in their shoes. That way, when you DO criticize them, you are a mile away, and you have their shoes.
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Saltimbanco
lalapaloosa
bizzare
Pokinoi
P U Z Z L E
puzzle is the best, so simple yet so, good-sounding
what does quixotic mean?
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Location: High Wycombe, England
Total posts: 2629
Some of these have already been mentioned, but I think these do too:
Vermillion
Veritable
Cacophany
Plethora
Ooze
Bizarre
Multitude
Anything with an X in.
But there's no sense crying over every mistake. You just keep on trying till you run out of cake.
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You've got to move fast to beat the Devil - Your arm's too short to box with God.
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*Bloody-as in "That's bloody brilliant"
*Ravenous
*Jammies- don't know why, just can't call them Pajamas
* and last but not least, the word Lizard, I mean, actually say it, it sounds weird.
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Hearing Nuns confessions is like being stoned to death with popcorn~Crashley the Squeaky Toy~
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Personification/Personify
Sanguine - blood-like in colour
Proverbial
Xenomorph
Chobble - cross between chomp and gobble!!
Ichimonji - stance in Ninjutsu
Quark - type of sub-atomic particle
Quantum
Halcyon
Paladium
Lambda - letter in Greek alphabet
Beowulf - character in Danish folklore
Deherer
Wraith
Aa - is actually a word!!
Mlange - French for mixture
Ion/Ionic
Ura gyaku - Ninjutsu technique
Randori - type of sparring practice in Ninjutsu (traditional)
Ronin - masterless Samurai
Intrinsic
Postulate
Poignant
Zephyr - breath of air (Flynt, how could you forget this one?!!!!)
Zygote
Xylophone
Probably LOADS more I could think of but I'd just be taking up space!!!
[ 22 October 2002, 22:33: Message edited by: Kurobei ]
whats up with all the limitations?
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was quite messy.
another word (that usually gets me out of trouble with the boys) "you're very..... debonaire"
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...what just me then?
not stictly a word so i'll plump for heresy, antithesis, symmetry (always thought this word should be a palindrome...), palindrome (ditto) and BALLAX!
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
I caught ya! Caught ya red handed! Grrrrrrr!
But you missed:
- waaashnoo
- nay
- muchly
- compootle
ummm........that's about it for now. I'll remember some more later
I also really like these ones:
- mooch
- snuggle
- inexplicable
- random
- erroneous (sp?)
- vb to impede
- incredulous
Geologists do it in the dirt................ 
3 day psy party. Sounds so wonderful, I wanna go! Luckily I will in the near future.
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megalomaniac
You. Its whats for dinner!
As time passes, you realise all the mistakes you amde and the ones you wish you never did make.
The wave crashing on the beach
from tut party with the carpets and incredibly fluffy like you wouldn't belive korin. that dom mentioned above
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Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
Total posts: 13920
Cephalosporin (a class of antibiotic)
Elixir (a liquid medicine to be taken by mouth)
Aerosol (a suspension of small liquid droplets in air)
Aminoglycoside (another class of antibiotic)
Pleiomorphic (can be different shapes)
Jejunum (part of the small intestines)
Canal of Schlemm (a structure that drains the fluid in the eyeball)
Chronotropic (makes the heart beat faster)
Hypertrophy (increase in size of an organ by cell division or cell enlargement)
Hepatosplenomegaly (enlargement of the liver and spleen)
And my all time medical favorite:
Trichotelomania (compulsive pulling of ones own hair)
Non medical:
Moron
Distributor
Tachometer
Metalurgy
Solicitor
Onamonatopaea (did I spell that right?)
Canadian
Spheroid
And my all-time favorite:
Dongle
[ 23 October 2002, 07:56: Message edited by: MikeGinny ]
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"A buckuht 'n a hooze!" -Valura
Pedoturbation.
Infact in soil sciences, when your talking about mixing and amalgamation of soils, pretty much any prefix can be added to the suffix turbation.
But this is a subject for aunty to talk about, seemingly as he's still an archeaologist, and I'm only the burnt out wreck of one
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Boy this post must be soooooo uncool,
I guess that why I feel at home here
(ok I admit it, mike going all medical on us was taking it a bit too far).
hyperbola - any way you say it
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"I'll carry this....It's harder to spill a hat" - Chellybean
"...like a rabbit caught in a lighthouse?" - Chellybean
Miss FraggleFluffy dearest, i did not steal them from C@ntus, i was in possesion of them before i met the Wandering Fraggle Minstrel
(great word, Minstrel), but have had more of an oppurtunity to excercise my vernacular since beginning to converse with aforementioned Fraggle.
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Discombobulate!
Ether
Fain
Dribble
Fug
Ventilate
Composure
Verily
Caterwail (sp?)
Fanciful
Desperado!
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definite
monkey
Muppet
Fraggle
Wemble - a fraggle word meaning to be afraid of everything
ratchet
penchant
aspidistra
concentric
triptic
counterpoint
anarchosyndicalism
"I'll carry this....It's harder to spill a hat" - Chellybean
"...like a rabbit caught in a lighthouse?" - Chellybean
"I'll carry this....It's harder to spill a hat" - Chellybean
"...like a rabbit caught in a lighthouse?" - Chellybean
gesture
semblance
retort
whelp
vestule
voluptuous
obliged
the note on my calender today, says the two most beautiful words in the english language, are "cheque enclosed" but i would beg to differ. I think they are "love you"
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