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  • K Kevin Marois

    http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/floccinaucinihilipilification[^]

    Everything makes sense in someone's mind

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    Mark_Wallace
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    "Bollocks". Works for me.

    I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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    • K Kevin Marois

      Even when you do, it's floccinaucinihilipilification

      Everything makes sense in someone's mind

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      Kevin Marois wrote:

      Even when you do, it's floccinaucinihilipilification

      Except in an old version of Funk & Wagnell's (sp?) dictionary I looked at many years ago where it is floccipaucinihilipilification. I find it is not very good as a word for 'hangman' - as soon as the player sees the length of it or guesses the vowel 'i', it is too obvious. It is also not very useful for Scrabble(R). So, once again, it is self-defining. Is there a word for words that are appropriate to their meaning (e.g. like 'dyslexia' which is hard for dyslexics to spell?) or a word for words that are inappropriate / opposite to their meaning (e.g. 'fat' which is a thin word) [Similar to onomatopoeia - which is a word to describe a word that sounds like what it describes]?

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      • D DaveAuld

        Deyan Georgiev wrote:

        I’m going to tattoo this one on my willy.

        That will really good test for Intel's nanotechnology then.

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        da808wiz
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        High Five!

        daveauld wrote:

        That will really good test for Intel's nanotechnology then.

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