Some words are definitely more fun than others. They just bring a smile when I get to use them so therefore I find myself working them into the everyday as often as possible. For instance:
Dollop - "Lindsay, you look so elegant as you flick your wrist to get just the right size dollop of cool whip on top of that jello pudding!"
Skooch - "Harry, skooch on over so I can sit next to you for a schmooch."
Taradiddle - "Matt's tales of adventure are filled with tongue-in-cheek taradiddles and obvious fabrications." (This is a new one for me and I'm quite enjoying it!)
Smidgeon (aka smidge) "I'll have a smidgeon of that ooey gooey carmelicious goodness please."
Chockful - "This blog is chockful and bursting with joy!"
What are your favorites? Please share!
Dollop - "Lindsay, you look so elegant as you flick your wrist to get just the right size dollop of cool whip on top of that jello pudding!"
Skooch - "Harry, skooch on over so I can sit next to you for a schmooch."
Taradiddle - "Matt's tales of adventure are filled with tongue-in-cheek taradiddles and obvious fabrications." (This is a new one for me and I'm quite enjoying it!)
Smidgeon (aka smidge) "I'll have a smidgeon of that ooey gooey carmelicious goodness please."
Chockful - "This blog is chockful and bursting with joy!"
What are your favorites? Please share!
I love taradiddle and clearly do not use it often enough!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite of the week: Warmble. "I forgot to eat breakfast this morning, and my stomach warmbled all through Pastor Greg's sermon."