Do you like particular words? Words that when you hear them spoken or see
them written for some reason you just like them. As a person who loves words there are a bunch
of words I like. For instance, I like:
Rucksack – more old
fashion than back pack
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Alpine
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Solstice – especially
“summer solstice”.
Sounds like a mythical or secret time.
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Haunting – when used to describe music or memories
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Engaged – when used to denote being involved in an
activity
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Holiday- when mean to describe a vacation. “he was away on holiday”
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Voyage
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Merci – when spoke by a beautiful French woman
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Silky- when used to describe a woman’s hair
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Footfall – frequently used in suspense novels
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Shoreline
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Golden - when used
describing light or a woman’s hair
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Misty- when used to describe an early
morning
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Endearment
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Hardy – when used to denote strength
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Wonderful
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Eventide – the time of
evening
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Vespers – the service of evening worship
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Colossal – when used
with the word mistake.
“A colossal mistake”
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Flapjacks - I
picture hard working men from a hundred years ago eating breakfast
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Cathedral – whether describing a magnificent church or a natural
sight such as a canyon
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Art Deco
Art Nouveau
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Sharon
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Sorry - I seem to
need to use this word much too often
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Contemplative
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Dusk
Dawn
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Impression- when used to describe one’s image of something
or
someone
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Milieu
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