Has anyone said "porking" yet?

cellar door ;)

wanker.....you got to like a wanker

oh yeah, and 'mushroom'

cogitate
savvy
squirm
squirrel
squish
squash
squad
squelch
squeeze
lackadaisical
fuck
humdrum
salutation
elf
shamrock
soothing
dollop

I love the word: Kismet. It is so magical and real and it works in only the most unique moments...that only happen once or twice in a lifetime.

lol that one cracks me up

My favorite word is Hover and Rover both fun words to say

HOOOVER!!!!

I like the way "ennui" sounds...

Mukluk! (real word)

Free
Flesh

mine is me

I skipped a few posts, but here's one:

Rapture

Halcyon
Cheese
Hybrid
Bongos
Bollocks
Gibblets
Gobble
Pubes
Moose
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia

valhalla
ampersand
debenture
amadeus
armistice
melancholy

I've always liked how they both sounded and looked...

rendezvous
benevolent

I love the sound and meaning of these words:

Ethereal
Eloquent (And its variations, such a wonderful word)
Beautiful
Bombastic
Sepulchral
Mist

I always like the word "Jeep" I don't know why... I think I just like the sound it makes. When I say it enough times in a row it always makes me laugh. I think it's kind of funny really, because I don't actually like jeeps (the vehicle) at all. Just the name. ;)

i like

plethora

oxymoron

I was reading through some of the old threads and zeraph mentioned the word: epiphany is i just thought was such a wondeful word, that i'd list it as the most beautiful in the English language.

yes, epiphany is nice....
Of course cellar door was on the list too.
how 'bout
Yogurt
blasphemy
inuendo
higgeldy-piggeldy
cantankerous
curmudgeon
saucy

Some of these aren't exactly beautiful, but I dig 'em anyhoo.

I guess I'm sappy at heart, and given that this Sunday is Mother's Day, my favorite reference to her is...

Norwegian Mafia

There are certain words that please me aurally, such as:

Eclipse
Saavy
Decadent
Curvacious (Like text-painting...)
Sepulchral
Hole
Purr
Titillation
Solace

In reading this thread it occurs to me I never thought of a word based solely on how it sounds to the ears..always liked the ones that sounded good to the heart.
love
kiss
miss you
sorry

i'm a simple gal - I'll take a sincere

Thanks

how bout:

spicey

cinnamon

aromatic

For me, the most beautiful word in the English language;

Acceptance

This word has a deep meaning for me on many levels.

I've always loved the word "twit".

cheese, milk and dairy..
all nice words :D

I like cake

How about a nice simple "please"?

nonmalignant - because of what it means.
money - as in having some
radio - what does it mean? where is this word coming from?
clarinet

Pedagogy was a favourite of mine. also defenestration.

It's already been said a buncha times, but my sig says it well.

Festoon
Sabbatical
Schmooze
Poignant

amazing
oversized (load) ;)

sparkle ... deluge ... concavity ... intrepid ... coruscate ...
and of course.... supple

It's a different question for us English speakers. The people surveyed were responding solely to the sound of the word, not knowing the meaning.

For an English speaker, it's impossible to completely divorce meaning from sound. Ever heard the French children's song Allouette? It a catchy little thing, a nice pleasant bouncy tune, and the words sound sweet and innocent. If you don't know what they mean. The song is about (I kid you not) a kid who's found a dead bird, and is dismembering it, naming each body part as he rips it off the bird's body. Having the correct context changes how we react to it.

That said, I have to go with:

sublime
peripatetic
analagous
grace
nucleic
ethereal
quizzical
zither
sweetpea
anaphalactic
bombadier

I like the words

eloquent (I think it's the most beautiful sounding word)
epiphany
lily
cunt
monkey

I do not like the words:
panties
ointment
bucket

Cacophonous

The irony,check the defintion.

Esoterical
Discombobulated
Cantankerous
Flatulent
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsyllicovomononucleosis (sp?)

That last one may not be the most beautiful but (to the best of my knowledge) it's the longest!

That's: Pneumono-ultra-microscopic-syllicovo-mononucleosis

BTW: I like "ointment" a whole lot better than I like "unguent"!

Euphoric – sounds like the feeling to me

Loam – rich, earthy, saying it feels meditational…

Mississippi – (spoken & also spelled out loud) – reminds me of childhood

Flopdoodles – funniest word for breasts I've ever heard