Words you love and hate the sound of

[Camille]

Ohhhh..never..you just reminded of another that is frequently mis-used.

It should be "enamoured of"...not "enamoured with" which I hear alot.
It's one of those phrases, when you are learning verbs, adjectives etc at school, that was used as an example and DRILLED into everyone in our class. I couldn't forget that if I tried
I'm pretty sure I misuse words at times. I guess we all do....

[macksback]

I dislike the word winch..I know its wierd.

[FLWrite]

To be honest,...oops...! Sorry, Never. And you're right. That phrase, along with "I'm going to be honest with you..." makes me bristle. As does the word "pee." Must we?

[pjorourke]

Originally Posted by macksback

I dislike the word winch..I know its wierd.

Wench is better.

[WTF]

Originally Posted by nevergaveitathought

of course the phrase "to be honest" is about the stupidest phrase ever devised (unless maybe you're WTF and you are trying to get real for once).

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Honestly, me trying to get real? Honkey, Please.

[FLWrite]

Originally Posted by pjorourke

Wench is better.

Perhaps Mack is from Texas and meant "that big honking motor on the front bumper of a truck used to pull it out of the mud..."

You know, winch.

[Camille]

Winch and Wynch. Doesn't anyone else think that "Wynch" is just a really odd word for flaking out/not following through? It sounds wierd.

[pjorourke]

Originally Posted by FLWrite

Perhaps Mack is from Texas and meant "that big honking motor on the front bumper of a truck used to pull it out of the mud..."

You know, winch.

No wench.

[Sisyphus]

Originally Posted by pjorourke

Wench is better.

Love the sound of the word wench!!!

Hate the sound of the word yogurt! I think Carlin even did a bit on that once a time. It SOUNDS lot snot. Who wants to eat THAT????

[burkalini]

Originally Posted by Nina Rae

Ugh! I agree! I had a college BioChem professor who used to say "New-que-lore" and it...drove..me...up..the...wal l!

I also cannot stand "cunt", "wad", and "p*ssy". That last one gets me...I just don't like the sound at all!

On the other hand, I love the sound of "succulent" and "silken". They just ooze sensuality without being overtly nasty. LOL.

There are some times when your going at it hard that sensuality and sensibility go out the window. Its time to get a little animal. Your kitty and my wee wee are not going to work. With that Nina what do you say then?

[nevergaveitathought]

Originally Posted by FLWrite

Perhaps Mack is from Texas and meant "that big honking motor on the front bumper of a truck used to pull it out of the mud..."

You know, winch.

in texas you'd also say "wrench" as in... "i need to wrench off"...meaning anything from sticking your head under the faucet to taking a shower

[ClairJordan]

I asked for a dollop of whipped cream on my espresso at Smith and Wollinski's Grill in Manhattan and people on either side of me started rolling the word around, playing with it, using it as a verb. For some reason that word got everyone going.

[WTF]

Originally Posted by nevergaveitathought

in texas you'd also say "wrench" as in... "i need to wrench off"...meaning anything from sticking your head under the faucet to taking a shower

You keep that wenching off up and you'll go blind soon enough, know what I mean?



Here's one, I am neutral on the word, word but when worded as an affirmation after a quote it sounds kinda dumb to me, not the word, the wordee, +1 too btw. (Cameo is the only one that can pull word up off)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZjAa...eature=related

[catnipdipper]

Greek when offered in an ad shortens my bucket list by one every time.

Fisting is another one.

Love is not a game of torture.

[macksback]

Also driving into work today I was listening to Morning Edition on NPR, I discovered I also hate the word situation....or was it the situation?