Or is the word plinth funny?

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I can’t explain why, but I’ve always found the word plinth deeply funny. When we were organising the kitchen, I kept sniggering whoever we talked about fitting the units.
I also laugh at crayon.
Does anyone else have words that make them smirk?

My OH (an ex ENT nurse) always laughs at tonsil...

And trombone.

YANBU! It always cracks me up!

Handsome plinth!

Yes, it is.

Anyone who listens to I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue knows this, of course.

What makes them funny to you? If someone says something that is a double entendre, I giggle, but not just at random words.

The name Finbar always makes me laugh!

The word purchase makes me angry.

Nozzle

Dumpling

Palaver makes me laugh

Underlay. Has to be said twice in a very bad generic Spanishy accent. No idea why.

Cumin. Alway said in a spooky deep voice like a baddie/undead type person would say if he was inviting you to "come in".

'Moist' is both funny and a bit yuck.

Twirl in this house but only when DS says it
DP always giggles when I use words he doesn’t yesterday it was garments

I read "nozzle" and my lips instantly twitched. Gusset does it for me.......I'm sniggering as I type it out! Tentacles makes me giggle and I never, ever use the words "moist" or "meaty". 😂

Flange 😆😆😆 I have to say the word at least six times a day at work and it still makes me giggle; very embarrassing when I'm on the phone to a supplier

Reminds me of Miranda.

"A moist plinth"

Purchase is a prissy word. As is meal. And, for some reason, portion.

Flaccid

Particularly when in conjunction with Moist

Tee hee hee!

I quite like gondola.

Flaccid 😂😂😂

Probably outing myself but one of my old drama teachers was brilliant on the funniness or otherwise of random words. Tuesday is (apparently) a funny day, but no-one ever gets a laugh out of a Friday.

Membrane. Just - yuck.

I find the word pith hilarious.

@PorridgeAgainAbney,

I'm assuming you are remembering the cartoon Speedy Gonzales? You know 'The fastest mouse in Mexico' ? Arriba, Arriba, Andale, Andale! So underlay = Andale in a mexican accent 😉