Favourite words?

Does anyone else have some favourite words (in any language) to say? I mean not necessarily words that mean nice things or good things, but just taste good on your tongue and are fun to say.

I like 'deliquesce' (to dissolve/decay into a liquid form) and 'recalcitrant'. The last one I try to fit into conversation as much as I can, because it's such a pleasant mouth-and-tongue shape for me.

I also like 'bakero' (idiot/fool) in japanese, because I've been indulging my inner weeb by finishing the Naruto anime lately and Killer Bee's "Bakero, konero!" is so fun to roll off my tongue :P (I like a lot of japanese words, actually - I really need to learn at least hiragana so I can do them more justice XD)

 

I am very fond of the sounds of "Wotan," which is awkward because I believe saying a name three times is a way to ping for attention...

 

my fav english word is ephemeral, because the word itself feels fleeting

 

it's obviously

(which is acutally a v good verbal stim.... glubglub glub glubglubglub!!!!)

 

smol and squish are very good words. they just are.

 

smol squish

 

v smol. v squish. is v good.

 

Vitriolic and visceral are my favorites right now. Honorable mention goes to allophone, both for being a delightfully obscure word and for having a nice mouth shape.

 

Smol is a very good mouth sound yes

 

as are nom and bum!

 

ye

 

sylph

or in portuguese

sílfide

the word MILK in english is also good

I also love swear words in either language, they tend to have bold sounds that add their own rhythym to a sentence and they carry a lot of dramatic weight... that's why I use them so much, haha

 

caveat
fecundity
volition

 

-cheek press- Eeee these are all such Good Words yes thank give me more <3

 

Albeit

 

+1 for smol, better than small or smal

catte is good
For words that arent weird pronunciations of other words, "thrice"

 

@Ipuntya ephemeral is also one of my favorite words! *ephemeral hi-five* other faves:
-brackish
-phantasmagoria
-exsanguinate (just dang fun to say, the way your tongue rolls around your mouth)

 

oh! and how could i forget! hyrax! the entire reason i chose it as a 'nym is because i think it's such a cool looking word, it's got a y and an x and vaguely looks like the name you'd make up for a dark elf OC. and yet it's applied to a fat little fuzzy mammal with goofy little fangs. how adorable is that.

 

Coffee is such a nice, comfortable word. It feels like something i wanna say over and over, even though short o sounds are usually a little too blue for me.

 

HYRAX IS SUCH A GOOD ANIMAL WORD. So is 'elephant' and 'lammegeier' and also 'ossifrage'.