Words that are a pleasure to say...

Easy 10 · Nov 30, 2004

EJACULATE

BlueWhite · Nov 30, 2004

Cherish

London Calling · Nov 30, 2004

caress

Digweeds Trousers · Nov 30, 2004

frasmotic

beorhthelm · Nov 30, 2004

bollocks.

also partial to Flange and engine component words like camshaft, piston and gudgeon pin.

REDLAND · Nov 30, 2004

"up the shiter"

its got a nice ring to it :dunce:

pasty · Nov 30, 2004

beorhthelm said:
bollocks.

and Discombobulated

and my favourite word in the whole wide world..............OOPS

Rougvie · Nov 30, 2004

I like the word PECKISH. :wave:

The Clown of Pevensey Bay · Nov 30, 2004

Purchase (when used in the context of "he didn't quite get enough purchase on that clearance")

Also BELL-END.

DJ Leon · Nov 30, 2004

BROUHAHA

HULLABALLOO

TOMFOOLERY

PERT

Seagullible · Nov 30, 2004

antidisestablishmentarianism (sp)

Barnet Seagull · Nov 30, 2004

sponge

Trufflehound · Nov 30, 2004

Trundle

Withnail · Nov 30, 2004

Yes - when said by certain politicians and attractive women.

Brightonfan1983 · Nov 30, 2004

"Brightonhavewon" is a luverly word.

Jesus Gul · Nov 30, 2004

glib and spurious are two of my faves

pasty · Nov 30, 2004

Brightonfan1983 said:
"Brightonhavewon" is a luverly word.

And before the resident palace contingent get to this, I'll say it........

we haven't heard that word enough this season (so far)

Titanic · Nov 30, 2004

ennuyeux

rallentissement

soulagement

Hungry Joe · Nov 30, 2004

Pie

and

Mash

Croydonbloke · Nov 30, 2004

Goldstone.
+
Falmer.

Because neither exist.

Ouch!! That`s nasty. Good luck getting the latter.