razors-chaz Active member Apr 27, 2013 #7 mellifluous. It's an adjective and its meaning is "enjoyable to hear" so mellifluous is in itself a mellifluous word.
mellifluous. It's an adjective and its meaning is "enjoyable to hear" so mellifluous is in itself a mellifluous word.
cheezeNbacon Member Apr 27, 2013 #16 rollick intr.v. rol·licked, rol·lick·ing, rol·licksTo behave or move in a carefree, frolicsome manner; romp.
rollick intr.v. rol·licked, rol·lick·ing, rol·licksTo behave or move in a carefree, frolicsome manner; romp.
Stickity Active member Apr 27, 2013 #33 ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTARIANISM i spelled that correctly on the first try
FLBP Active member Apr 27, 2013 #35 It rolls off of the tongue so well. It really is a beautiful word.
TijmenDal Active member Apr 27, 2013 #49 Slet (Dutch for slut). Not so much the meaning of the word, I just love pronouncing it. The 'Sl' sound is just too good. Slet, slut, slate, sleek, slot etc. All so nice
Slet (Dutch for slut). Not so much the meaning of the word, I just love pronouncing it. The 'Sl' sound is just too good. Slet, slut, slate, sleek, slot etc. All so nice