Have you got a favourite word?

[5 Sams]

...it doesnt matter what language....


Mine is "gliondar".....I was watching Joe Connolly on Reeling in the Years 1980 and that wonderful speech.  It means a wee bit more than happy...typical Irish word...hard to translate but you know what it means....

[seafoid]

As Gaeilge  I like "Fite Fuaite" at the moment. It means all interlinked. I also like "trina cheile".

In English I llike "innit". 

In French I came across "quelle bande de blaireaux des putains de bordel de merde" recently and it means "what a F*n shower of F*ers"  and is very stylish .   

[bailestil]

saunter

I have to admit smorgasbord is another favourite. (both the word and its meaning  )

[Tony Baloney]

saunter

I have to admit smorgasbord is another favourite. (both the word and its meaning  )

I think you mean "santer".

[Puckoon]

Words I like to say:

Kalashnikov
Chechnya
Onomatopoeia

[Tony Baloney]

saunter

I have to admit smorgasbord is another favourite. (both the word and its meaning  )

I think you mean "santer".

With the Texan draaaaawl of Nadine Cooyyyllle added.

There is a Dander wi Drennan alike called Santer on BBC2 during the week.

[The Worker]

fallopian tube

[5 Sams]

Saunter

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTtbRY5CuCE

[thewobbler]

I like unwieldy. It describes many of my methods. I also like altruistic, which doesn't.

[The Worker]

fallopian tube

Which is your favourite word?
Fallopian or tube?

both equallly

[The Real Laoislad]

Stairs

[BarryBreensBandage]

Eluted is a great word.

And also, have had a few conversations over how to spell the next word, but, for me the best word ever is:

Futer, as in, havin an oul (any suggestions of a better spelling?)

And yoke is a pretty handy word as well

[Puckoon]

Footer. Footerin'.

[ross4life]

Slobberknocker

[RedandGreenSniper]

Slobberin'