What is your favourite word Veeky Forums?

How did you pronounce it?

Ebin

Alas

Laboratory.

Tenebrous

Why do all of you consider such bad words to be your favourite?
Except for the one guy, ofcourse.

Syncopated

Bucolical

Salvo

Fuck.

Smock smock
Smock smock
Smock smock

Call it autism, but I love how Vashta Nerada sounds.

My name desu

faen

Flabbergasted.

Entropy

Gerund

delight

Cellar

hubris

fast n bulbous ;)

Flange

Love

chiarobscuro

Yahweh

onomatopoeia

kek

Frankly surprised you didn't say Raxacoricofallapatorian

Egregious. It's such a pleb filter

Syzygy

Got me?

Anime.

Seriously, it just sounds really pleasing.

All-byte.

Cacophony

However and synonyms.

Because everything has a but.

Suffering

meme

Holy.....

Instantaneous

wewlad

it's just bucolic, user

it's chiaroscuro, user

Blowbang

I really like facade, but pronounced it Fuh-Kade for a long time.

Ancient

serenity is a beautiful word

Sluice
Or
Hallow

F A M

...

I think my favorite word in the English language is "I". It's one letter, looks like "one," and represents the only one.

After listening to the Nichijou ED, my favorite Japanese word has been おやすみなさい

Bane?

Funereal

Lithe

Precipice

That’s because you spelt it wrong.

Cunt

Luddite

Methinks

Faggot

Serendipity.

I prefer delectation

Flurry and halo

Lurid

perfectly describes this site desu

Bacchanalia

Dipshit

"spook"

Trash

Disconsolate

Rhyme

Grimoire

I don't have a "favorite" word, but here are some words I like.

>indelible
>moribund
>obsequious
>insouciant
>recondite

Gibraltar

Will.

Faggot

Based.

Inviolable

Tallow

Obsequious

Shrapnel

Conciliatory

Homonqulous

Asymptotic

Decorticated

Jejune

Die faggot

Not my favourite word, but brewery is fucking weird.

Fuck Captcha.

The name "Gibraltar" is the Spanish derivation of the Arabic name Jabal Ṭāriq (جبل طارق), meaning "mountain of Ṭāriq",which is named after him.

Copied and pasted from Tarik Ibn Ziyad's wiki page.

>Garrulous

Read it a lot in Kaufmann's Nietzsche translations. Not sure what the original word was in German, but Nietzsche must have used it quite a few times. Especially applicable nowadays, too: "Excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters."

>Moraline

Same as above. Both applicable and yet relatively unheard of nowadays.

>Cornucopia

Limited opportunities for use, but it sounds good.

>Albeit/Insofar/Inasmuch

Not so much my favourites, but definitely useful when I was trying to cut down word counts whilst still saying (or seeming to say) a lot in essays.

>Absolute

But only when pronounced as Absol-yute, which was the pronunciation used by Zeus in one of those God of War games.

spirit

Pepe

I support you!

Callipygian

bepis :DD

Unironically