Nice words.

Bbbananas | 07:29 Fri 03rd Sep 2010 | ChatterBank

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You can have 5 favourite words. There doesn't have to be any reason, other than you just like the sound of them.... They sort of roll off the tongue or you like using them at any right opportunity.

I like - trollop
epididymus
noggin
quagmire
buckfummad (which is a made-up word of my 1st father-in-law but has remained in the family cos it's so funny......)

What do you wnat?

Anyone see me on Channel 4 last night.........?

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Count-A-Strong

Languorous

mccfluff

morning all

wibble

NoMercy

Pulchritudinous means, "characterized by or having great beauty."

Nothing to do with being well padded.

mccfluff

voluptuous, describe me quite well that one

NoMercy

No, Butch... I am not on any substances. I found out yesterday that I am shortly being laid off, and rather than feel sorry for myself, I'm determined to be positive, jolly and have a good laugh on here.

Bbbananas

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What a philosophy.
What an attitude.
What a girl.

Drink NoM? A little morning Buck's Fizz?

Count-A-Strong

Butch said it meant
.. used of persons only; having great big physical beauty
So I thought it applied to the domestic goddess.

AB Editor

I really like the word "Cantankerous"

Bbbananas

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Are you ever cantakerous?!

NoMercy

I'll have a drinky poos when I get to Portsmouth tomorrow evening :-)

There are other jobs on the horizon, Salla, so all is not lost. I was offered one yesterday... a lot less pay, but still an offer.

Bbbananas

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I know Portsmouth pretty well - the BF used to keep his boat at Gosport, then Port Solent, now Swanwick. We're down there next week....

You been up the Spinnaker yet? ;-)

NoMercy

No... not yet. Last time was all about meeting the kids and the rest of the family. It's just going to be a flying visit this time, as Bob's doing an overtime shift on Sunday night.

AB Editor

I also like the word "flume" - have we covered "flume" yet?

Also, "drudge" and "dirge" are fantastic in their onomatopoeic solidness.

I am certainly cantankerous on mornings when I am without coffee.

All the best,

Spare Ed

mccfluff

velvety

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Bbbananas

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The words vibrator, vibe &vibro has always given me a buzz.....