Do you have a favorite word?

Question

Mine is "Severe"

Answer 1

condesending

Answer 2

Yeah I have. Mine is DUDE. We can use it in many places like = Hey dude, How r u dude, get up dude and so on. That is why my nickname is Cool Dude. I'm cool and dude = my favourite word.

I would like to tell u about my fav. word

Origin: 1877

As the frontier of the Wild West began to be tamed, a certain kind of young American male turned his attention eastward, to the frontier of the civilized world of fashion. Instead of the somber black worn by his forefathers, he chose checks and bright colors. Instead of full-cut outer garments, he wore skintight hip-hugging pants, snug shirts and short jackets. His collar was tall, stiff and starched. His conversation was...well, consider this from an article on "The American 'Dude'" in 1885: "He may talk with a lisp, but when he converses on his favorite topic--woman--his conversation is peculiarly juicy. He is coldly doubtful and suspicious and ignorant of everything which the solid portion of the community regards as of great importance, but of actresses, wine and horses he can discourse feelingly." As for his costume, "his nether integuments fit like knit underwear."

Dude is recorded as early as 1877 in the words of those who were not impressed. "Don't send me any more [drawings of] women or any more dudes," grumbled the young Frederic Remington at school in 1877, preparing for his career as a Western artist. "Send me Indians, cowboys, villains or toughs." In 1879 a book titled Fighting Indians says that the garrison of Fort Snelling, Minnesota, "was at that time composed of dude soldiers, pets of dress parade officers." In the next century, however, westerners got theirs back from dudes at dude ranches (1921).

Early in 1883 the dude became the rage of New York City, starting with a poem in the newspaper The World on "The True Origin and History of 'The Dude.'" That word was said to be a great improvement on masher (1875) by another write who added that "The discovery or invention of Dood should be hailed with joyous acclaim."

The African-American use of dude as a synonym for "man" seems to be a descendant of this nineteenth-century character. From that usage it entered general American conversation, especially among young people, meaning "man" in the 1960s and as a general exclamation in the 1980s.

Hope u like it DUDE
Bye DUDE
Chose me as ur best answer DUDE
plz DUDE
c'mon DUDE

Answer 3

Serendipitous

Answer 4

Multisyllabicism

Answer 5

Bamboozled

Answer 6

Synaesthesia: A condition in which one type of stimulation evokes the sensation of another, as when the hearing of a sound produces the visualization of a color.

Answer 7

"sincere" It comes from the Latin "sin", meaning "without" and "cere" meaning "wax". Sculpters would fill any imperfections on their sculptures with wax to hide the flaws. Only art "without wax" was considered a masterpiece, and a sincere work of art. I like to try to be as "sincere" as a person using this Latin standard.

Answer 8

Gazebo

Answer 9

Cracker or Holy Cracker or Fudge Monkey

Answer 10

mine is....

conation

from wikipedia:
Along with cognition and affect, conation is one of three aspects of mind. It refers to the ability to act on what is known. From the Latin verb "conari" which means to attempt or to strive.

Answer 11

I have about a million favorite words... Here are a few...

1. ridiculous
2. definitely
3. okie-dokie
and...
4. WHAT!?!?!?