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What words do you like that you don't really use.

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meggymoo · 27/06/2005 15:23

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Pruni · 27/06/2005 22:58

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sallystrawberry · 27/06/2005 23:08

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tiddlypom · 27/06/2005 23:19

Schadenfreude's a good one. How about Weltanschauung if we're going all Germanic? Much more exciting than world view, and the devil to spell if you've been drinking.

fatmomma · 27/06/2005 23:36

Twiglett - I love discombobulate, is it a real word or a 'made up' one?

I say gosh quite often and usually get funny looks for it . I did read an awful lot of Enid Blyton as a child .

Sticking with the old fashioned theme:

piffle
hussy
jesebell
toodlepip
perambulator
simply charming (with the emphasis on the 'ar')

ScummyMummy · 27/06/2005 23:46

I call my son Joe-decahedron sometimes, Dino. If you have a son called Joe and like the dodecahedron word I recommend it.

Twiglett · 28/06/2005 09:23

discombobulate is a real word .. means something like 'to confuse other people' ... it just feels really nice in your mouth, doesn't it?

JoolsToo · 28/06/2005 09:34

OMG Twiglett - I was just looking at the 'invent a word' thread and was thinking of posting 'discomfabulate' then I looked at this one and saw your discombobulate - spooky

maybe I've heard your word before and it bubbled through the grey cells in a corrupted version

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