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brassneck
12 Apr 18 20:13
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By:
brassneck
When: 12 Apr 18 20:20
Sesquipedalian
By:
Foinavon
When: 12 Apr 18 20:40
erm Confused

Got any more?

I know of a plant called saxifrage which probably comes from the same root.
By:
brassneck
When: 12 Apr 18 21:02
two words that both have a story attached to them.
1=a very small word that can stop a world war its called "SORRY" But most people never use it when the should,and others cant use it for some reason.
2=a word that is very seldom used but it can move a mountain.its called " THANKS"
BUT both words are in the top ten of the most famous words since time began.[:Grin:][:Grin:]
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 12 Apr 18 21:30
A very small word that no one understands.  GOD.  Thousands of different understandings of a word that only exists in one's imagination.
By:
paulypaul
When: 12 Apr 18 21:40
Clydebank
Fair point but where and how did humans or any living being 'get created'...? Was it a god, whatever that is?
By:
brassneck
When: 12 Apr 18 21:41
take a look around you clyde,everything to see started because someone or something imagined it first.Cool
By:
Foinavon
When: 12 Apr 18 21:43
Cake.
By:
cooperman
When: 14 Apr 18 10:41
Fenestration
By:
lovegod
When: 14 Apr 18 11:08
Is that something to do with Microsoft Windows?
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 14 Apr 18 11:13
Disestablishmentarianism.
By:
dunlaying
When: 14 Apr 18 14:49
Hermeneutics , I throw into a conversation occasionally .
By:
Sica Dan
When: 14 Apr 18 15:20
Popular words at the moment  'trope' 'deconstructed'
By:
kenny mann
When: 14 Apr 18 15:29
dendrochronology
By:
kenny mann
When: 14 Apr 18 15:30
won me a few points in quizzes over the years, as did pointillism.
By:
Des Pond
When: 14 Apr 18 15:39
dendro means trees usually, so I'm guessing it is estimating the age of trees.
By:
Des Pond
When: 14 Apr 18 15:41
"propinquity" is a good one. Not a particularly big word, but very few people have heard of it.
By:
kenny mann
When: 14 Apr 18 16:37
correct Des, well done.
By:
kenny mann
When: 14 Apr 18 16:39
interfrastically, as in I'll be back interfrastically. Wink
By:
flushgordon1
When: 14 Apr 18 16:51
Gerra****yauselessbastard
By:
Des Pond
When: 14 Apr 18 17:03

Apr 14, 2018 -- 10:37AM, kenny mann wrote:


correct Des, well done.


How do you know I didn't just google it? Mischief

By:
kenny mann
When: 14 Apr 18 17:32
Because I trust you Frasmotically, Des. Cool
By:
lybertyne
When: 15 Apr 18 01:14
Someone on here a few years ago had a go at me for "using big words" because I'd asked if what they'd said was a euphemism.Crazy
By:
northanlite
When: 15 Apr 18 07:53
various sports broadcasters are always hilarious with their attempts at "big words"
Glenn Hoddle thinks he's an intellectualist Silly
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Apr 18 07:59
the word democracy is a word that no one seems to understand

I have tried to explain it occasionally without success
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Apr 18 08:05
her we go, the more democratic a country is the less need there is to vote

you don't understand that do you?
By:
northanlite
When: 15 Apr 18 08:30
the word "sanctimonious" just popped into my head
By:
chavman
When: 15 Apr 18 08:31
Escapegoat -most people forgot the e
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Apr 18 09:07
yes northanlite, sanctimonious is a word that people don't understand :)
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Apr 18 09:13
big words are almost without exception easy to understand
it is the small words such as Affect and Effect that are difficult
By:
northanlite
When: 15 Apr 18 09:19
^ nobody gets that. in most cases the effect of affect has the same affect as effect Silly
By:
northanlite
When: 15 Apr 18 09:21
i think it's affect if it is a physical thing doing it. A train has an affect, words have an effect.
or is it the opposite Plain
By:
lfc1971
When: 15 Apr 18 09:22
thee we go :)
By:
Charlie
When: 15 Apr 18 10:28

Apr 15, 2018 -- 2:31AM, chavman wrote:


Escapegoat -most people forgot the e


A slang used by idiots who do not realize the term is scapegoat

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Escape%20Goat

By:
northanlite
When: 15 Apr 18 10:33
floccinaucinihilipilification is an awful word. i mean what is the point of it, it's uselessSilly
By:
screaming from beneaththewaves
When: 15 Apr 18 10:53
You effect a change (i.e. cause a change).

A change affects you (i.e. you experience the effect of a change.

An affect is a rare (and rather pointless) term in psychology to describe an emotion.
By:
1st time poster
When: 15 Apr 18 11:07
not a long word but one of the most used,irratating   words used especially by very young people is surreal,anything and everything is so  surreal these days
By:
northanlite
When: 15 Apr 18 11:13
the most misused term in a sporting context (and others) is "average"
it gets used in a disparaging way but surely it is neither one nor t'other Happy
By:
chavman
When: 15 Apr 18 11:16
thanks charly
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