the best sounding word?

[Yggdrasil]

french words: bibliotheque, quelquefois

english words: abbysmal, metacataclysmic (from jetsons movie), aeon, Slithe (enemy henchmen from Thundercats)

 

[RareForm]

paradelle

 

[ev0l]

pastel

 

[Jert]

debauchery

 

[PhorIndicator]

Phantasmagoria

 

[Mean Girl]

Citrus

sharp, tangy, bitey yet oh so pleasant

 

[RareForm]

kismet

 

[Psychedelics_r_best]

serendipidous

 

[Tanuki_23]

cellar door. Drew Barreymore said so.

 

[Perpetual Indulgence]

moist...that word grosses me out beautifully even if it is in reference to cake.

 

[go-ee]

i always had a bit of a crush on the word linguistics.....

 

[cool_cow]

Fuck

Im dead serious. There is no word I can think of that is soo simple. Yet can be used to display almost any emotion.

 

[candyslut]

Now, i don't exactly love the meaning of the word...

but i have always loved the way 'malapropism' rolls of the tongue.

Say it with me now, mal-a-prop-ism.

Beautiful.

 

[Mary Poppins]

cunt

it's deliciously bad

 

[candyslut]

cuz

Invokes a certain, islander nostalgia, non?

 

[candyslut]

cuz

Invokes a certain, islander nostalgia, non?

Actually, cannot lay claim to this word. Should correct myself to say love hearing it when a certain BLer says is in dulcet tones.

 

[Neb]

spontaneous,phlegm and crucial

 

[mariacallas]

prosaic ~ deliquesce ~ byzantine ~ recalcitrant ~ petulant ~ insouciance ~ vissicitudes ~ elegiac ~ stultify~ unequivocal



notice a pattern?

 

[Raz]

cunt

I was gonna say that.

I don't think it's the most beautiful word by any means, but it's one of my favourite...it's sharp, abrupt...it's one of the few words you can really spit out expressively without actually saying anything else.

 

[monkeyjunky]

elegant
its the most onomatopoeic word for a concept that doesn't actually have a sound

onomatopoeia is a pretty damn good word too