Question of the Day - Tuesday, April 14

[cassiopea]

Hello Hello! Happy Tuesday!








What word is a lot of fun to say?










At the risk at sounding like a 5 year old child: Poopiehead

Also Wiener schnitzel and Wanker are admittedly fun to say. I also tend to say "Kitty Tummies" quite regularly with my fur munchkins.

 

[Kat0121]

Kittens. Even the word makes me happy.

 

[Katie M]

Nincompoop, and also kerfuffle (which I don't think gets used enough)

 

[DreamerRose]

Onomatapoeia. A word that sounds just like its definition, like hiss or cluck.

 

[maggiedemi]

Poopiehead

Hee hee.

My cousin called olive oil "Pan Lotion" today on Facebook. I thought that was so fun! I'm gonna call it my pan lotion from now on.
We call my dad "Rockhead", so that's another fun one to say. He doesn't mind it.

I also really like it when people call me angel, baby, sweetheart. So cheesy words like that are fun. I'll try to think of some more.

 

[Willowy]

Yeet . I know it annoys some people but man that's a great word.

 

[Elphaba09]

Circumvent
Eviscerate
Effervescent
Petrichor
Bibibop
Humbaba

Okay, Humbaba is a character's name and not just a word, but I do like to say it even when there is no call to do so.

 

[verna davies]

My grandmother used to call me Fanny Fanacapan. It always made me laugh.

 

[neely]

Whenever I fly the flight attendant serves a Stroopwafel for a snack. It's not my cup of tea but the name makes me laugh.

 

[MonaLyssa33]

Actually my favorite words to say are in Spanish and both happen to be animals: pingüinos and tortugas (penguins and turtles).

 

[aliceneko]

Most swear words for me

 

[NY cat man]

Actually, 2 words used in conjunction- Rabelaisian pecksniff

 

[glittercat]

Flabbergasted
Flibbertigibbert
Malarkey

 

[PMousse]

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!

 

[Jem]

Nincompoop, and also kerfuffle (which I don't think gets used enough)

I use kerfuffle all the time, I love that word. Same with shenanigans.

 

[gilmargl]

I didn't usually notice the airline my ex was flying with when he went on a business trip, but when flights were only twice one week and three times the next, and then we heard the plane, he was supposed to be taking, had broken down somewhere on the other side of the world, I obviously started asking questions. The airline was "Garuda", and I found the name fascinating.

I wanted to call the kitten, my girls had just brought home from the local stables, Garuda.

“Garuda, Garuda, Garuda, come!”

The family didn’t agree, so he became Sweep! Garuda is a legendary bird-like creature in mythology, so maybe even Sweep, who was part Siamese, may have known some of his history and would have objected to being named after a bird!