Thursday, April 28, 2005

you know what's a good word?

treacly.

it sounds like what it means, which i think is sickeningly sweet and sentimental.

and it even looks like molasses dripping off the edge of the table.
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9 comments:

  1. Unknown4/28/2005 8:14 AM

    slirp- slirp... didn't want them to drip on the floor!!

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  2. jazz4/28/2005 8:34 AM

    my latest favorite: ersatz

    meaning: copycat, replica, imitation.

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  3. cadiz124/28/2005 3:39 PM

    ooh, nice one.

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  4. Andy4/28/2005 5:22 PM

    My current favourite is less obscure.

    "Chutzpah"... if only for the way it's pronounced.

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  5. girlspit4/28/2005 10:59 PM

    You gotta love "snarky." Meaning irritable or short-tempered.

    It's so spunky and cute. Almost as cute as grumpy

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  6. Jon4/29/2005 8:13 PM

    I’ve always like anachronism. It’s painfully hard to work into a conversation though…

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  7. Anonymous4/29/2005 11:31 PM

    *scratching my head*... uhmmm... uhmm.... :D

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  8. omar4/30/2005 6:06 AM

    Hm. I think I'll have to go with girlspit on this one, "snarky" is not only a fun word, but also easy to slip into conversation.

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  9. cadiz124/30/2005 2:14 PM

    and it brings to mind a very specific picture, too. yeah, i've known some major snarks in my time. (is that proper usage?)

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