<American Bandstand>It’s got a good beat, and you can dance to it. I give it an 85, Dick. </American Bandstand>
Actually, my favorite word is actually 
<American Bandstand>It’s got a good beat, and you can dance to it. I give it an 85, Dick. </American Bandstand>
Actually, my favorite word is actually 
benighted
knight
hooligan
dupe
sconce
chamber
plunder
slumber
mendicancy
I especially like especially.
Ooh, ooh…saturnine.
I agree plethora is great. I also love luminance.
amble
mellifluous
myriad
peripatetic
Lobsang enjoy 
bacchanalian
bibulous
wobbly
vertiginous
blotto
shellacked
dipsomaniacal
furschnickered
and, not one, but 3 words
Not so Farfrompuken
ameublement (which is “furnishings” in french, I just love that word.)
Copacetic
Problematic
<I>Mango</i>, of course.
Hmm, also:
Flippant
Scruple
Pajamas
Orwellian
Staggering
Intercourse.
Behoove.
salubrious
transcendental
lamial-apical
hypersonic
pnumatic
cognitive
polysynthetic
palato-alveolar
octal
hexadecimal
phosphate
Another vote for plethora…what is it about that word? And…you are correct, Tomndebb, mellifluous is a great word.
Some of my favorites:
Awry
Benevolent
Din
Pedantic
Accolade
Impervious
Austere
Nebulous
Mud
Pejorative
Usurp
Cacophony
Debacle
Hackneyed
Inundate
Contiguous
Morose
Vociferous
Inconceivable!
Lubricated
Volatile
Oligarchy
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolaniconiosis
Voracious
Sublime
Subliminal
Superlative
Clandestine
Villainous
Myriad
Oxy-moronic
infinitesimal
and of course Eh?!
nomenclature
earth
blackguard
salamander
sylvan
Lackadasical
I just hope I spelled it right.
munificent or munificence
mendacious
verisimilitude
zealot
xylem
rhapsody
and I love plethora!!
Pip
Aeroplane
Creed
Flip
Sponson
Flummox
Diaspora
Aurora
Orbit
Fink
Luminescence
Spikenard
Twelfth
Coelacanth
Willow
For starters. All words are beautiful. I hear ya, Lobbers.
Loquacious
bawdy
mystified
effervescent
defenstrated
ebullient
miasma
hyacinth
lush
twilight
beleaguered
voracious
Yes.
What about Locution?
My current favorite word is pantuflas, which is Spanish for slippers. It’s terribly fun to say: “pahn-too-flahs, pantuflas, pantuflas.”
In English, I’d have to choose mellifluous because it fits its meaning so very well. Never mind that your lips do lovely things as they pronounce it.