Word that I like:
OSTENTATIOUS
(It means "showy" and is usually used in a negative sense. Ironic how the word "ostentatious" is just as showy as the noun which it is referring to.)
Word that I don't like:
LOINS
I can't think of any possible place where this word could be used without giving me shivers down my arms.
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6 comments:
mmmmm, Pork Loins....
Moist is mine and Lindsey's most-disliked word. Ick....moist
And why is ABBREVIATE such a long word?
I like:
QUINTESSENTIAL
Used appropriately, it makes one sound wonderfully intelligent.
I don't like:
AT
There is nothing wrong with the word itself, but when used to conclude a sentence, it causes my hair to stand on end.
I like:
non sequitur
It's about as goofy as it's meaning.
I don't like:
fun
It's over-used, and I'm one of the ones who needs a thesaurus to find a good replacement!
K
moist loins
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