NationStates Jolt Archive

Discombobulated.

Anarachnophobia

Flamingo

my personal favourite.... Gubernatorial

Try translate the swedish word "lagom". It might be able to be explain, but not really translated. Afaik.

my personal favourite.... Gubernatorial
That's a good one.

Spatchula

Yiddish words are great, schlep, shmooze, fatoushed,

One of my favorite words is burgle. It's what a burgler does. He burgles :p

Gazebo

Penis

Penis
I think the plural is even better. Penises

Syzygy.

moist.

I don't know, but when I hear it, I giggle, and I'm a grown woman,

Mxyzptlk

titmouse.

I can never say or hear it without smiling.

Admit it, neither can you. Say it outloud. Titmouse. You're smiling, aren't you?

:D

hoodwinked

titmouse.

I can never say or hear it without smiling.

Admit it, neither can you. Say it outloud. Titmouse. You're smiling, aren't you?

:D
LOL!!
Yes, I'm smiling.

I even said it with a completly straight face, but I'm still smiling on the inside.

Keep 'em coming boys and girls.

Cornucopia..one of my faves

In general, the British have some really great words for genitalia.

Bollocks, for instance. Pills. That's a british one.

My favorite is yarbles. Gotta love yarbles.

titmouse.

Breast-stroke.

My favorite is yarbles. Gotta love yarbles.

From the Russian, via A Clockwork Orange, IIRC.

Breast-stroke.

Indeed. I tuned into ESPN 2 to watch the women's 200-meter breaststroke. I had never sen 200-meter breasts, so I was very interested. It was a disappointing show. :(

Antidisestablishmentarianism
I think thats how you spell it.

In general, the British have some really great words for genitalia.

Bollocks, for instance. Pills. That's a british one.

My favorite is yarbles. Gotta love yarbles.
I hear that some yanks like our word "wanker".

Indeed. I tuned into ESPN 2 to watch the women's 200-meter breaststroke. I had never sen 200-meter breasts, so I was very interested. It was a disappointing show. :(
LOL!!

retrospect

Hobbledehoy (an awkward young man)

Bajskartong.

That's a pretty wierd word if you'd ask me.

Another Britisism...poxy beggar

This is in response to the person who put forth 'antidisestablishmentarianism' as a weird word. On the contrary, it's quite common and ordinary, being used so much as an instance of a long word, and meaning the movement against the disestablishment of the Church. (I think). A much more interesting and weird word is derived once you apply a numbing number of prefixes and augment its suffixes a tad, like so - antipseudocontraneoantidisetsablishmentarianistically. Cookie to anyone who figures out the meaning of that :P

Another weird word that is among the coolest ever to pronounce and to write is floccinaucinihilipilification. Go on, look it up. It means the estimation of something as worthless, and it really is used, although looked down apon by one of the dictionaries, Webster's, I think.

But of course, the undisputed champion of the coolest words ever has to be 'zoogies.' Zoogies! Which is mine! Mine! My word! Mine own! My PRECIOUS! No, I'm serious.

Darwinism

antipseudocontraneoantidisetsablishmentarianistically. Cookie to anyone who figures out the meaning of that :P
Anti = against
Pseudo = fake
contra = against
Neo = new
Antidisestablishmentarianistically = In an Antidisestablishmentarian manner.


In a manner which is against the fake movement that is against the renewed movement against the disestablishment of the church.

O_o

I'm tempted to say that you have way, way too much time on your hands - just like me! - but...nevertheless...would you like a chocolate chip cookie or raisin? Cookie is free; you can either fly here to get it (I'd say a Spoffin-Zoogiedom round trip'll be a few hundred at most) or we'll ship it to you at $39.99 S&H...

O_o

I'm tempted to say that you have way, way too much time on your hands - just like me! - but...nevertheless...would you like a chocolate chip cookie or raisin? Cookie is free; you can either fly here to get it (I'd say a Spoffin-Zoogiedom round trip'll be a few hundred at most) or we'll ship it to you at $39.99 S&H...

I was right!?

I'll come to you, I'm sure I can find a diplomatic junket that lets me do so. Just have that cookie waiting nice and warm, yeah?

smegma

smegma
heh

Yeah, more or less, I don't have the exact definition handy. It's still nice and warm, but you'd better hurry. My Vice President is a hungry, hungry man.


Something like 'in a manner that is against the false movement against the second disestablishment of the church as opposed to the first disestablishment of the church.'

Misunderestimatet.

:gundge: zoogies rok! scuzzles!

slurpees r great 2!

Here's a weird word. preboard. That's what they do with airlines.

What I'd like to know is how do people get on an airplane before they get on? :confused:

fork

spork

refridgerator

towell

golly

even better, golly-gee-wiz!

hrmm..

mukluk
erotic
lobster
chicanery
caucus
hobbledehoy

hormone

Silicicolous

Silicicolous

That's my favorite, anyway.... for truly weirdest, I'd have to pick "bewusstseinslage", and I couldn't even tell you what that meant.

flabbergasted!

yes yes!

**strokes chin thoughtfully**

Strategery...

Pre-board? Someone's been listening to Carlin.

For myself, I'd have to say... ovenize. It's an actual term, ask any cook, it means to finish off in an oven, frequently done with chicken (veal, eggplant, whatever) parm to melt the cheese.

Of course fryalator (SP) is an odd word, or it would be if it wasn't a brand name.

Waffle, schizophrenic, and gumption.

triskadekaphobia

and fallafil or whatever that arab food wrap is

titmouse.

I can never say or hear it without smiling.

Admit it, neither can you. Say it outloud. Titmouse. You're smiling, aren't you?

:D

Hee! I said that with a straight face, but then I cracked up entirely... <_<

my nominations...

meanest word: stutter. people who have one can't say it.

funniest word: onomatopoeia. the word for words that sound like what they are doesn't sound like anything of this world.

funniest phrase: World Wide Web. why? because it is a three syllable phrase with a nine syllable abreviation.

triskadekaphobia

and fallafil or whatever that arab food wrap is

I think it is fallaful. I like the word McGillyCuddyCreeks which is the name of the tallest mountain in Ireland. I also find the words donk and parp (Since when did car horns go parp,parp?)

funniest phrase: World Wide Web. why? because it is a three syllable phrase with a nine syllable abreviation. Or in George W Bush's case it would only be six. DubYah DubYAh DubYah!!!

Moot.

Cartouche.

Poot.

I can't say a single one of those without getting a violent case of the giggles.

moist.

I don't know, but when I hear it, I giggle, and I'm a grown woman,


used.

which do you think is worse?

I think it is fallaful. I like the word McGillyCuddyCreeks which is the name of the tallest mountain in Ireland. I also find the words donk and parp (Since when did car horns go parp,parp?)


falafel... says google.

how about the name of that city in wales? llanfair pg. i've been there and i can't even remember the translation... i can pronounce it but i can't remember it. figures. lemme try to google it too. god i love google.

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

"St. Mary's Church in the hollow of white hazel near a rapid whirlpool and the Church of St. Tysilio near the red cave."

Defenestration
Duvet
Jubblies
Ungulate


PS: Can I say 'Jubblies' again, please? :D

I like words that you can get an idea of what they mean just by saying them.
Such as:
Ugly and putrid.

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

fnord

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
Somebody had yet to convince me that the entire Welsh language isn't just some form of terrible revenge for years of oppression by the English. I mean, come on guys, you really just make it up as you go along, don't you? :rolleyes:

PS: Jubblies!

Coprophilia

Don't ask.

Somebody had yet to convince me that the entire Welsh language isn't just some form of terrible revenge for years of oppression by the English. I mean, come on guys, you really just make it up as you go along, don't you? :rolleyes:

PS: Jubblies!


eh. they added syllables in the 1860's precisely for the honor of having the longest named train station in britain.

i think it is a beautiful language.

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

fnord

cheater :p

postmodernism. think about it a little while. it's so ridiculous. just like everything they describe with it.


hacks.

pomegranate

Boswelox

I really like slackjaw :p

Another beautiful english word: snippity bitch.

(I'm not english speaking and I've searched for ages to find a translation for the dutch 'burgertrut'. Snippity bitch sounds great)

Gobbledygook - a lovely word.

Whats a gobbledygook???

o yes...very weird word: platypus

Some Clockwork Orange :

Gulliver : brains/head
Yarbles : bollox
Droogies : mates

and my favorites :
Eggywegs : eggs
Steakywakes : steaks

Scallywag.
Susurrus
Onomatopoeia.
Marmalade.

Leaflet, say it enough times it begins to sound silly.

o yes...very weird word: platypus

What's so weird about that word?

it's weird for a non-english speaking person, very weird

Whats a gobbledygook???

A breed of parrot.


Sorry, I shoudn't mess with people's minds. It actually means nonsense or garbled words.

Spam.

Apartheid

It's the same in Dutch, French and English.

Hottentottententententoonstelling (Dutch for an exposition of Hottentot tents) (Hottentots= a sub group of SA.blacks)

Well if we're doing words in languages other than English:

Dostoprimechatil'nost' = Sights (As in "The sights of London"). Russian

Achtung = Attention. German (It's not really that weird, I just like saying it)

Syzygy.

And, of course, antisyzygy.

Pernickity,
collywobbles,
eschatological,
and dyslexia, for being so hard to spell.

Phantasmagoria

or Pancreative

Those are phun

Merkin, only because of what it is. Which is of course a wig for female gentialia. which is another funny word.

glomerular

muggle.

I've always liked "sanction", because if you do it, it's good, but if you impose it, it's bad.

Same thing with "extra". If I've an extra sandwich, that's more than I need. If something's extraordinary, it's less ordinary.