Without words there would be no stories. Do you have a favorite word?
Without words there would be no stories.
Do you have a favorite word?
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Without words there would be no stories.
Do you have a favorite word?
Mine is
Reverie: a state of being pleasantly lost in one’s thoughts; a daydream
languid
Sesquapadilion
Never even heard of it! Hahha this is fun
Haha it’s how you describe a long word or “a word with many syllables”
Love it.
Murmur
…’thanks’…
Serendipity
I also love this word.
Serendipity
Fortuitous.
Pictures and living things make stories without words all the time. It’s a bit simple but I think my favorite word has come to be art because it’s what I love in everything. When I did counseling finding metaphors and meaning in everything my clients did and realizing that there could be 1000 more meanings that I wasn’t getting was my favorite part and that’s art. Seeing the motivation, struggle, and originality in combat sports is also my favorite part of mma the art part. I also like the same thing about books and tv shows. So yeah, I think art is my favorite word.
That’s beautiful and so true! The first discovered stories were pictures drawn on cave walls- I knew this but forgot. Thanks for pointing that out. I should have said books or novels, not stories. But then again there’s graphic novels which are art. Thank you for such an in depth response and perspective. ?
Yes
Couthie
Perhaps
Adumbrate.
scrumptrulescent. (sp?)
Canoodle
Yes. Great word! ??
Sublime
Insipid. But it is so hard to pick. I just love words.
Flabbergasted
Scrumpdiliumpcious
Oh, and “book”. That’s DEFINITELY my favorite!
Yesss!!
Serendipity
obsessive
Happenstance
Rhapsody
Superfluous
Beautiful.
Serendipity
Phantasam
Insipid
Guava
Therapeutic
Audacity
Realpolitik
Terpsichorean
Awesome
Serendipity
Penultimate
Coagulate
Love
Verisimilitude
Flabbergasted
One of my favorites, too.
Chocolate
Squashed
Ocean
Hiraeth (it’s Welsh – means a homesick feeling for a place or people who may have never been)
Perestroika. I love how it sounds!
Touch
Discombobulated
I totally forgot that is like my second favorite word ever hahaha
delicious ?
Incandescent
@Snow
Guffawing
Daughter
Miscreancy
gerontoncracy
Also called Q -tip generation by youngsters.
Shenanigans or shindig
I think I read a Lisa Scottoline book today with that word in it
It stuck out because I haven’t heard it in.a long time.
Whinging
Dream
Accomplish
Sesquipedalian.
Enigmatic
Love
Macabre
Imminent
Asshole.
????
My favorite swear is f***! ?
@Gayle same! Hahaha It’s at least my most used swear.
@Autumn It’s so versatile! ?
Its funny because it is pronounced different than it looks like. Also the O in the middle looks like what it represents.
Tranquility
unctuous
Panoply
Incredibility
Love
Propitious
Quagmire
Encephalopathy. I just love the way it feels when I say it.
Foreboding
All words are alike. Meanings are different.
Empathy
Plethora
Perspicacious
Bips
Party
Chortle
Oubliette.
Books
Dinner.
Bollocks
However
Logophilia
Discombobulated
Oh me too!!
One of my mom’s favorites was whipperjawed.
Genre (I love how it’s pronounced)
Permissive
Morose. I like words that evoke emotion and imagery like that.
Books ?
Magical
Imagine
Magical