Gonorrhea.
Bulbous Bouffant
Blubber
Macadamia
Latrine
Anathema.
Mistral (a dry, cold wind)
Veruca.
tyranny (a favorite for years)
And, in honor of George Costanza:
Manure.
Melena. It just sort of flows off the tongue and sounds like it should be a woman’s name (I think I’ve even heard of it being used as such). Except, it means bloody feces.
Alexia… such a pretty name for a little girl. Or a brain disorder.
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Alexia… such a pretty name for a little girl. Or a brain disorder.
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Bwahahaha - I actually have a friend named Alexia. Should I tell her about this?
Ah, who am I kidding? We all know I will. 
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Bulbous Bouffant
Blubber
Macadamia
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Gazebo.
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Grotesque.
Sounds elegant. It’s not.
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It’s even more so with grotesquerie.
Tourette Syndrome. It sounds like a diabolocal urge to ballet dance.
“Atrocious” is a very pretty word, to me.
Well, there is what I would love to name a kitten if it didn’t mean what it does: Skanky.
It just strikes me as a cute, kitteny-sounding word, but I can never use it.
Lubrication.
Melanoma
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There’s someplace around that uses Candida as a business name. Granted they are a biotech firm and all, but still.
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And then there’s Candida Royalle, the porn star. Seriously, you want people to think of yeast when they think of you?
Say lavatory door with a Antonio Banderas accent.