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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
Oh i have several.
[b]Onomatopoeia[/b]- (On o ma ta pee a)-Which is a ridiculously un-spellable word used to describe a sound.
[b]Bong ![/b] [b]Crash ![/b] [b]Hum[/b] [b]Pop ![/b] etc.
[b]Yes[/b] - Especially when used to express a positive.
[b]Longitudinal[/b] - (Long it u dinal) - Running lengthwise.
[b]Quadrilateral[/b] - (Quad ril at er al) - A four sided figure.
[b]Archipelago[/b] - (Arc i pel a go) - an extensive group of islands
[b]Onomatopoeia[/b]- (On o ma ta pee a)-Which is a ridiculously un-spellable word used to describe a sound.
[b]Bong ![/b] [b]Crash ![/b] [b]Hum[/b] [b]Pop ![/b] etc.
[b]Yes[/b] - Especially when used to express a positive.
[b]Longitudinal[/b] - (Long it u dinal) - Running lengthwise.
[b]Quadrilateral[/b] - (Quad ril at er al) - A four sided figure.
[b]Archipelago[/b] - (Arc i pel a go) - an extensive group of islands
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@Picklebobble2 "Fun" fact. Onomatopoea is actually pronounced with double ee in Greek. As in o-no-ma-to-pee-ee-a.
[b][c=#BF0080]Oyi[/c][/b]
my niece's utterance esp. when she used to see me anywhere. She was around 2 then, learning to speak.
I cannot somehow forget those various tones she used while speaking this same word.
my niece's utterance esp. when she used to see me anywhere. She was around 2 then, learning to speak.
I cannot somehow forget those various tones she used while speaking this same word.
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I used to like serendipitous. Now I kinda like mellifluous. Both have a similar rhythm to them I guess.
pride49 · 31-35, M
Supercalafragalisticexpiealadoughchus
Alabamian · 26-30, F
Does Tennessean hair smell like roses?
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Inglenook
plinkplonk · F
kerfuffle
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Meat
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[c=#4C0073]food 😌[/c]
StokedFox · 36-40, F
Chill