The best, most evocative word in the English language

**NYCBlue** · 10-10-20, 18:07

Originally Posted by Tuerto

Winner! What a word.

What is it evocative of?

**Tuerto** · 11-10-20, 07:13

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.

**IanD** · 11-10-20, 08:12

Floodlights

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

**light up the darkness** · 10-10-20, 12:21

Deadline

**NYCBlue** · 10-10-20, 14:32

Originally Posted by Cyclops

#1 Benign

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

**Cyclops** · 10-10-20, 15:39

Originally Posted by NYCBlue

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

Insightful

**Moodybluebird** · 10-10-20, 17:58

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.

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