I think anemia and urea are beautiful words to say. They have a musical quality, IMHO. However, saying “urea” over and over again as a meditation mantra is a bad idea, trust me.
Are there words that sound good to you, but don’t say often because they’re inappropriate or obscure?
Yersinia
Ooze
“Chlamydia” would make a lovely name for a girl.
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“Chlamydia” would make a lovely name for a girl.
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I thought the same thing about “Ambergris”.
Syphilis, diarrhea, and lesion. Mmmmm.
I once read that some experts selected “cuspidor” as the most beautiful word in English. Something that holds spit.
Yersinia is a great one. 
Effluent is another one that rolls off the lips, but has unpleasant connotations.
Sailboat
Meretricious
Grotesque.
Sounds elegant. It’s not.
There’s someplace around that uses Candida as a business name. Granted they are a biotech firm and all, but still.
Fallopian - one of my favorite words to say!
Asbestosis.
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Fallopian - one of my favorite words to say!
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Mine too!
Angina.
Yonic - not really dirty but good sound and a useful word to know
At the other end of the scale is the word “pulchritude,” which just does not sound like what it means.
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At the other end of the scale is the word “pulchritude,” which just does not sound like what it means.
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As well as “fecund”.
Dementia sounds like a Greek goddess.
Sweetbreads
Dysentery
Choleric
Sycophantic
Cyanide
Drizzle
Flatulence
Tinia