The best, most evocative word in the English language

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09-10-20, 18:36
Cyclops

The best, most evocative word in the English language

#1 Benign :thumbup:
09-10-20, 18:37
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Moribund
09-10-20, 18:53
Taunton Blue Genie

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Cryptospiridium
09-10-20, 19:07
SLUDGE FACTORY

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Cnut
09-10-20, 19:15
Enoch Mort

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Gibson
09-10-20, 19:21
Tuerto

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Slut. Cantankerous. Vivid. Rotund. Cretin.
09-10-20, 19:40
Armitage Shanks

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Moist
09-10-20, 19:42
splott parker

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In
09-10-20, 20:04
The Bloop

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Shenanigans
09-10-20, 20:48
Jordi Culé

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Lickityshitsplosh
09-10-20, 21:30
jon1959

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Bigly
09-10-20, 23:36
Moodybluebird

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Voluptuous
10-10-20, 00:10
J R Hartley

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Chaps
10-10-20, 05:24
the other bob wilson

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Muck - my nick name for my favourite meal as a pre ten year old is still very evocative for me.
10-10-20, 06:43
BLUETIT

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Muffin
10-10-20, 09:27
fingers

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Gunk
10-10-20, 09:36
Feedback

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bollocks, a word with many uses
10-10-20, 11:09
tforturton

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Globule
10-10-20, 12:03
Sir Sidney Ruff-Diamond

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Moist
10-10-20, 12:17
Dorcus

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Floccinaucinihilipilification
10-10-20, 12:18
Citizen's Nephew

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Lickspittle
10-10-20, 12:21
light up the darkness

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Deadline
10-10-20, 14:31
NYCBlue

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Originally Posted by Armitage Shanks

Moist

This was my choice.
10-10-20, 14:32
NYCBlue

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Originally Posted by Cyclops

#1 Benign :thumbup:

If this has a personal connotation for you, congratulations and good luck.
10-10-20, 15:39
Cyclops

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Originally Posted by NYCBlue

If this has a personal connotation for you, congratulations and good luck.

Insightful
10-10-20, 15:50
Tuerto

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Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew

Lickspittle

Winner! What a word.
10-10-20, 16:21
bigjoe

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entrepreneur
10-10-20, 17:58
Moodybluebird

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Originally Posted by bigjoe

entrepreneur

One of my favourite quotes of all time, by the one and only George W Bush, "The problem with the French is that they don't have a word for entrepreneur". Priceless.
10-10-20, 18:07
NYCBlue

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

Winner! What a word.

What is it evocative of?
10-10-20, 22:01
splott parker

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[QUOTE=splott parker;5124538]In[/QUOTE

Football... is it? Yes, yes,no, it is, it’s in, fans go mad
Cricket.... Umpire’s finger, out or in? in!!!! The batsman lives on
Tennis ..... This is John McEnroe territory
The wife....is it? .......
11-10-20, 07:13
Tuerto

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Originally Posted by NYCBlue

What is it evocative of?

My Father. He was a Union Shop Steward. I can remember conversations over the phone where he'd accuse certain individuals of lickspittling the bosses.
11-10-20, 08:12
IanD

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Floodlights

A word that evokes a certain yearning for days gone by.

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