Have you got a favourite word?

[Hardy]

Exasperated
Flitter
Broth

[Sandy Hill]

Varmint as cowboy version of vermin!

[stew]

Polyglot.

[maggie]

Holidays

[JUst retired]

Gettafayabassa.

[Banana Man]

shuck - just love it

hoor - like it too

[Orior]

Tickety-boo.

[seafoid]

Serendipity

[Banana Man]

cowped

airlocked

[Puckoon]

Verisimilitude

Plagarism! 

[Billys Boots]

Inappropriate is my favourite word today; it has certainly made work enjoyable for me today (i.e. it has wound up no end of obnoxious (another good one) f*ckers). 

Normally I also like peripatetic. 

[Hardy]

Did you ever hear the one about Phil Greene (RTÉ radio soccer commentator of old) and "peripatetic"?

[seafoid]

I like "bhfaca tú" as in giving something bhfaca tú.

[Billys Boots]

Did you ever hear the one about Phil Greene (RTÉ radio soccer commentator of old) and "peripatetic"?

I've heard a load of great Philip Greene stories, but not that one.  Go on.

[Hardy]

Liam Nolan, a man who would engineer opportunities to use words like "peripatetic" just to show off his erudition (a word he'd probably love as well) used to anchor the Sunday sports programme on Radio One. One Sunday he was doing the round of the League of Ireland grounds for half-time reports.

He did Dundalk, Sligo, Athone, etc. and when the reporter from Ballybofey handed back, Liam says, "so we continue now on our peripatetic way and call in Philip Greene from Milltown – Phil?

Phil: "Well, there was nothing very pathetic about Rovers' performance here in the first half ..."