My favorite words:

- Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (from Mary Poppins) It is so fun to say!!!

- Glacier

- Remarkable

- Umbrella

- Squiggly

- Periwinkle 

Some words that I absolutely CAN NOT STAND are:

- Moist

- Scalp

- Pus

- Scab

Notice in the least- favorite words that what all of them really are are pretty gross! Unless a cake is moist. That's different! :) 

~ The Elephant Spirit

I honestly can't decide what my favorite word is! But I did try to make up a couple of sentences using as many of them as I could while still being vaguely understandable. (Italicized are words I really like; bolded are words others have proposed.)

The brobdingnagian lumberjack led the susurrating worms in a tintinnabulation of sounds. The malarkey hodgepodge from its serpentine passages slipped out into the periwinkle, gloaming sky. It reached the flapdoodle town of Zephyr (that's cheating, isn't it? Using names to sneak in those words that you love but can't find a way to otherwise?) perched perilously on the edge of the quagmire, and its largest dwelling, Sequoia manor, glistening, chartreuse, ostentacious, forbidden, enveloped in foreboding mist. It was a manor of bevelled jelly (they were in that order and there's a certain ring to it, a sussurating whisper of something intriguing), a manor of espionage, forlorn lives that intertwine, a forbidden grape by the lavender hearth, silvery rosewood in crystal chandeliers (yes it doesn't make sense just roll with it), creamy, tumultous, butterscotch,  forgotten wishes, kvetching about erinacious whippersnappers, including the peringrinating, persnickety, bibliophilic, children of the owners, creating a malestrom  and the manor children who worked there at all hours, midnight even, entranced, mezmerized, spellbound, by the luxurious lives the owners lived, because the alternative was a mediocre ramshackle house bound by ferox, child of a ranger yelling "Timber!" (Yes that's not what they do) sheltering there in the middle of a blizzard, hoping for a wizard to come (sorry that it rhymes), to take the life of, perhaps, one of them. Or perhaps not. By happenstance, this might align with one of their lives. Perhaps not. Perhaps it was how spell-bound the manor children were.

That's all I'm doing for now; otherwise I'll spend my whole life on this. (I feel like I'm stretching it on "Spell-bound", but it's just such a wonderful implication. They're not choosing to; they're bound by spells of some sinister nature. By the way, did you know that sinister comes from the word "left" in Latin - left, and lefties by extension, are traditionally bad, and 'left' in its other sense is also usually bad, while 'right' in its other sense is usually good which is almost certainly just conjecture but oh well)

Also, is it just me getting the sense that, ignoring the butterscotch, this might just be a good setting for a tale? 

-rosewood

-satin

-chandelier

-eclair

-flapdoodle (I love this one...)

-mystic

-daring (the whole vibe of this word is quite to my liking)

My favorite words are:

- Majestic

- Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (I just learned it for fun)

- Creativity

- Celestial

- Enchanting

- Lavender 

Everyone has so many words to share :D

Random fact: The longest 'word' in english, or to be more specific, latin, is a  word in debate because its actually a name for a complicated amino acid, so it doesn't exactly count, but it's very long, and by that I mean very long, like, we're talking about four, five pages of pure name with no spaces in between. The reason for this is because to name an amino acid correctly, you have put the name of every single molecule chain inside it together, which results in mind-boggling long names. The simple name for the acid is Tintin.

And here's some words:

modicum

pilfer

incorrigible

enthralling

sterile

conniving

diversify

imbibe

viscous 

glimmer

pine

mystic

ruby

intricate

solemnity

mist

amber

mistral

Celestial

Rhombicosidodecahedron

Glitch

Bruh

-Ooze

-Antidisestablishmentarianism

-Puddle

-Snow 

I absolutely love the word hiraeth. It's meaning, it's sound... perfection <33

My favorite words and what they mean are:

• Resplendent(it's fun to say) — shining 
• Statuesque(Also fun to say) — dignity or grace
• Pulchritudinous(like the meaning) — physically beautiful
• Sublime(I don't know why I like this word?) — supreme 
• Ravenous(because I use it to describe my hunger in a more dramatic way) — hungry
• Splendiferous (fun to say)— showily impressive

Top 4 words of all time:

-Nitwit

-Blubber

-Odment

-Tweak

Thank you.