spoileriffic
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the longest word i could build from loads of suffixes when I was 9:
protrusionalisticeringallyismed
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Xeric (verry dry)
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prerogative
viscous
samonella
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Xeric
It’s an adjective that means really dry and usually refers to an environment
I like it because it’s a fancy way of saying dry and also it’s another word that uses x like xylophone
Edit: Crap why do all my favourite words get posted right before I do I JUST scrolled up after posting this what the heck
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I was kinda confused when I saw your post because the word seemed really familiar, then I also scrolled up and saw it, lol
In terms of fancy words for basic things, I like “cicatrix”, which just means a scar. It also has a x in it, but it isn’t pronounced like in xylophone. I also just think “cicatrix” is fun to say, kinda like “kiosk”, I brought up before
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These are all Christianity-related (at least in this one’s mind) but they’re good words to say:
- Cleric/Clerical
- Rector
- Deacon
- Acolyte
- Bishop
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Onomatopoeia is a fun word to say
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Edging.
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wonky
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oblong
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Cascade
Cyclic
Smoothing
Gerenuk
Squirrel is perhaps one of the strangest words in English and to our understanding one of the hardest for ESL learners to pronounce properly.
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Honestly I still dont know how you are suppposed to pronunce it.
It feels like you are trying to spell all the consonants without any of the vowels like "skwrrl" or something.
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That's pretty accurate! Or like, skwhirrel
Oh hah my phone tried to autocorrect that to squirrel
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Yippee
Peanut Butter Jelly Time
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Warren. Also a good name
Pitch like the tar / specificaly pitch black
I like the colour names a lot most are good
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Kerfuffle is pretty good
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Slop has a really nice mouth feel
It mentioned this in the chat last night and slop is the ideal body type
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ultrakill mentioned
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psychopomp
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