Give me some big words I can use?

Question

Me and my friend are going out tonight and we always get called 'the two blondes' so tonight were going to use really big words haha give me some ideas please....

Answer 1

http://thesaurus.reference.com/
1) type in little words
2) get lots of big words
3) pray that you're using them correctly, or else the blonde comments won't actually stop

Answer 2

i do not recommendations human beings using large words see you later because it would not sense compelled. in certain circumstances i ask your self if human beings do not in basic terms take a seat with a dictionary till they locate a word that seems large and pretentious adequate and then script a sentence to exhibit their fancy new word. and also you need to tell even as some authors are doing this because they have got here upon an entire section they prefer and they are operating via it in alphabetical order. no longer all and numerous is like this. some authors actually have a extensive vocabulary and it will not be suppressed without smothering the tale. no matter if including words or taking them away, writing is all about searching your own voice, so what sturdy does it do once you attempt to regulate it? in certain circumstances simplicity works. It worked for Hemingway. yet extremely some large authors had an fairly good practise so that's in straightforward words typical that they ought to apply lengthy words. do not pay any interest to the different young ones hon. possibly they theory you've been doing it on objective to reveal off, yet on condition that there is not any way you need to recognize you'd be reading it in the front of the full type then that's truly their challenge. i think this similar toddler wrote a Dick and Jane paper with sentences like 'Dick likes Jane. Jane likes Peter. Peter has a ball.' Blah blah blah...

Answer 3

OK! But remember, you asked for it. The word is: "pneumo ultramicroscopic silico volcano coniosis." I deliberately broke up the word so Yahoo! wouldn't cut off the end of it, as they are wont to do, but I can assure you that it is one long unbroken word. This 43 letter long word is the name for a lung disease sometimes contracted by coal miners or those who are exposed to coal dust for long periods of time. Failing to use that, you could also throw out sesquipedalian, which means given to using long or ponderous words (such as the one above); onomatopoeia, the use or formation of words which imitate a natural sound through their spelling; otolaryngologist, a medical specialist in ear and throat problems; or, dysmenorrhea, a word you may not feel inclined to mention however, because it means "painful or difficult menstruation," a subject you may not care to broach on a casual outing. Have fun!

Answer 4

Go watch Good Will Hunting and memorize the bar scene. Will is wicked smaht.

Answer 5

Sobriety and intelligence, haha, are very, very big words. They have syllables. Lots of them. They even have meanings. But you don't really want them, do you? Be yourselves. Have fun.

Answer 6

Intoxicated - aka drunk
Cohort - aka your girlfriend
Undoubtedly - aka will for sure
Conclude - aka end
Merriment - aka partying

Here is a sentence using theses words:

My cohort and I will undoubtedly be intoxicated when we conclude this evenings merriment.

Answer 7

Tell them you are not blond you are eumelanin-challenged. That is the pigment which causes darker hair.

Have fun.

Answer 8

Elaborate, to conclude, Eppiglottis ( its a part of the throat ((i think)) ) Intercoastal, Faimiliar, similar to, congruent, relationship, in relation to, perpendicular there's just loads in the dictionary
Hope it helps
xx

Answer 9

Plethera- meaning: a lot, tons
" I got a plethera of answers to my question!"

Answer 10

surreptitiously
flabbergast
scintillating
tatterdemalion
will-o'-the-wisp
gormandizer
prognosticate