Words with the biggest sensory attraction

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07 Jul 2014, 7:01 am

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Bandapa diee (dyee is percussive almost like a tabla) actual pronunciation is pad yie
Mees-ta Smee (Imagine how Edna Mode from the incredibles might say it aha though I generally just say ssmee)

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Words are spelt as they sound and constitute just a few words which I sometimes repeat over and over for the sensory stimulation. I have many many more. Wondering who else does this and im hoping that people share! Its unlikely that you'll find mine as satisfying as I do but who knows

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07 Jul 2014, 7:26 am

Meow. :cat:

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07 Jul 2014, 8:06 am

misoneism
(miss'-oh-nee'-iz-um, my'-soh-nee'-iz-um) n. hatred or fear of change or innovation

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p.s wish I could actually meow haha i'd probably do it all day

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07 Jul 2014, 10:25 am

I really love the word "Suspend" for some reason

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07 Jul 2014, 12:59 pm

"Winona Ryder"

Her name is fun to say. Too bad that you dont see her much on the big, nor small, screens, much anymore. Its getting harder to work her name into a conversation.

"High Chapparel"

The biome of sage brush, and other organisms, that occupies certain altitudes in the mountains of the western USA.

"Cocolicco" (pronounced "kokoLEEchOH").

The name of a nonstandard dialect of Spanish spoken in Argentina at the turn of the twentieth Century: basically a mish-mosh of Spanish, and Italian, spoken by the Italian immigrants to Argentina of that time.

"Chicken Tempura"

A Japanese dish. Easier on the speaking tongue, and on the ear, than "chicken sukiyaki". Though both are fine on the tasting tongue.

"Marlin spike".

The reason that storybook pirates all have eye patches.

Every windjammer of old had scores of these tools kept in holes along the gunnels of the ship. They looked like oversized wooden handled Phillip's screwdrivers. They were used to untie knots in rope with ease and speed. They also doubled as handy weapons against pirates climbing over the gunnels onto your ship. Its just a cool word.