what is your favorite word? (no not a Bible verse but a word and definition)

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Ultimatum77

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I think curmudgeon is a cool word....

curdmudgeon.. a bad tempered or surly person.......
 
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"Repentance" (making a decision about your thinking and belief)
 
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FreeNChrist

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Persnickety

*Just cause it's funny to say.
 
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Shpadoinkle

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My favorite is not appropriate to put on these forums. My favorite word covers a lot of different situations and as I notice it being used less and less, I try to find replacements and notice how hard that it when I've been so foul mouthed for so long. It takes me a lot to not type curse words and so far I have done pretty well.
 
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Shpadoinkle said:
My favorite is not appropriate to put on these forums. My favorite word covers a lot of different situations and as I notice it being used less and less, I try to find replacements and notice how hard that it when I've been so foul mouthed for so long. It takes me a lot to not type curse words and so far I have done pretty well.
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That sounds like a lot of................................ good thinking.
 
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Complete_In_Him

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Oooh, fun topic :)

I thought, favorite word? I don't have a favorite word!

Well, if I had to pick one, it would be important, an important word definitely. So, I think the most important word, for me, and true definition of the word, we could come to know, is Love.
 
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crosstweed

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I don't know my favorite word...

But I do know that I like logoleptic.
 
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Palliate. My word for the day.
 
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Shpadoinkle said:
My favorite is not appropriate to put on these forums. My favorite word covers a lot of different situations and as I notice it being used less and less, I try to find replacements and notice how hard that it when I've been so foul mouthed for so long. It takes me a lot to not type curse words and so far I have done pretty well.
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I've had a lot of practice avoiding curse words, so if you have a word in mind, feel free to PM me, and I can probably replace it with 6-10 other words.

(There's a reason I use these words often -- hooey, pile, poppycock, bupkis, and phrases like "How high do my boots need to be now?")
 
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blue_ladybug said:
Tequila :)
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[video=youtube;Uyl7GP_VMJY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uyl7GP_VMJY[/video]
(May that song get in your head for weeks, since you just put it in my head for weeks.)
 
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Utah said:
Beer! :D ;) :cool:
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And for the more distinguished Jersey crowd, a lovely pipe organ presentation --
[video=youtube;XqLQLu2w5LI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqLQLu2w5LI[/video]
 
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Tintin

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Hmm.... Probably bollocks. In Australia it means nonsense.
 
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missy2014

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favourite words american's say I find interesting : Rad
awesome sauce
Yall


other than that : fandango (pink)
 
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AuntieAnt

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Mine would be FAITHFUL prolly cuz I'm always exclaiming it to God the Father. "You're so faithful!" I say.

I'm just amazed how faithful He is. fleur1.png
 
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Tintin

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I have lots of favourite words. Another would be artisan - a worker in a skilled trade, especially one that involves making things by hand.
 
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coby

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lol, in English it's laughing out loud and in Dutch it means fun, so that combination is funny.
 
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