What is your favourite word?

You beat me to it and I second yours.

Scunnered.

ubiquitous - just love the sound of it!

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Susurration. Just love it.

Discombobulated.

Lugubrious.

Buffoon.

Dickhead that’s the mild one can’t type the strong one.

Serendipity again.

Procrastination

There used to be a racehorse called Sabin du Loir and I loved the words so much I would say them to myself. One year we had a French student stay with us whose English wasn’t very good and she was very shy and we were really struggling to communicate with each other.I told her of my love of the words Sabin du Loir hoping she would understand what I meant. She then said to me ‘ I have a favourite English phrase that I love ‘all things change’. After that, although my French was pretty bad along with her English we just seemed to get on with each other at a different level. I realised that she loved films so we spent the rest of her stay watching films and going to the cinema.

Furtle.

Heck !!!! These are brilliant.... 😃

Galaxy

Buffoon.

That’s one of my favourites too. In fact you may have noticed I used it (sort of) in relation to you yesterday

I also like wassock and muppet.
It’s difficult to choose just one.

My favourite real person’s name is
Emily Thornberry
I think it’s lovely.

I saw it, that's why it was fresh in my mind. If I could have predicted who would use it on GN I would have said you. It made me smile.

My favourite words are melody and discombobulated.

Favourite real person’s name is Laura Trevelyan.

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Dickhead that’s the mild one can’t type the strong one.

Mellifluous - I've loved this word since first reading it in a book in my teens many years ago.

I’m rather fond of frock.

Anticipation.
Looking forward is so uplifting.

I have two, the polite one is Tintinntabulation. Only ever seen it written, never used it in conversation and probably never will.
The other is cockwomble. I find myself using it or at least thinking it, more and more as I age.

I always loved tintinabulation but it's hard to use in everyday life.

Mazed, as in ‘You’m mazed little maid’. It’s a Devon thing (you’re mental little girl) x