What is your favorite word an why?

Mung-fish just because it is fun to say

theoretically.

It's both fun to say and sounds nice, plus it's a great word to used in everyday conversations, or at work:

Will those reports be done by five?

Theoretically.

People just seem to take it as an affirmative answer, but your bases are covered if, for whatever reason, the reports aren't done by five; you never said they would be.

I like the word "precipice" -- it always gives me a visual of a cliff, or something you're leaping off of into the great unknown. Aside from being fun to say, to me it conveys such mystery and depth.

Inconceivable is my favorite word since I wanted to better know myself and others, I joined favoritewords.com - take a look, you might like that site.

RADAR because you can also read it backwards saying and having the same word!

and you can pronounce it in 2 ways: reydar and radar!

cool! what if all the words in the alphabet is like that?! damn! pretty confusing right?!

"Bleep"!!! It can be used to substitute for a lot of other words, and people usually know what you mean, but little kids can't figure it out, so it isn't as bad as swearing in front of them. Plus, you can call someone a bleep and they can't be sure what you meant, so they can't get too angry.

It would probably be either "swashbuckler" (Buckle my swash!) or "skullduggery". The first sounds like a rollicking good time, and the second sounds made-up.

i like saying countries all blended together "venezueguatabraustralia"

venezue = venezuela

guata - guatamala (spelling?)

br = brazil

australia = (you guessed it) australia

idk y but i think those countries have really cool names so i just blended them together so whenever i get frustrated i go "VENEZUEGUATABRAUSTRAILIA!" and people are like "what?" it's works too cuz that makes me laugh and then i'm not frustrated any more. ; ] lol

My favorite word is...WHATEVER. Its a very open word. It has a nice easy flow and it stays crispy in milk!!!!

Im not a drinker But I like the word "BEER".