zoo22
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Hm... Someone says Bella and you think of Twilight?
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The most beautiful word in the English language is.....
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Hm... Someone says Bella and you think of Twilight?
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annabenedetti
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Please tell me you haven't been reading Twilight.
Hm... Someone says Bella and you think of Twilight?
Oh no, kmo.
I hate to tell you this, (well, sort of but not really) but Twilight wasn't even on my horizon.
Haven't read the books or seen the movies, and get this...didn't even know Bella was a character.
Apparently you know more about Twilight than I do. :chuckle:
I just think it's a lovely word.
annabenedetti
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I agree with Son of Jack; Jesus, Name above all Names. I was surprised I had to go through seven pages to find it.
The OP was talking about how a word "sounds". phonaesthetics.
And what is the "sound" of the word Jesus to you friend?
Pulchritude: Beauty.
Synonyms: beauty - loveliness - prettiness - fairness - comeliness
Physiognomy: Study of the face.
The practice of trying to judge character and mental qualities by observation of bodily, esp. facial, features.
Facial features and expression, esp. as supposedly indicative of character; the face.
Apparent characteristics; outward features or appearance.
One of the uses of these two words are terms in mortuary science. Facial features and expression, esp. as supposedly indicative of character; the face.
Apparent characteristics; outward features or appearance.
You're missing the point but go ahead.
PureX
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That is a good sounding word. I live just down the shoreline from a Barcelona (not the famous one).
zoo22
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Well.....that one backfired on me.
Yeah. Seems like at this point, you might as well ask Knight if you can change your user-name to either Twilight or Bella.
annabenedetti
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Very nice. Thanks for bumping the thread.
I was going to say azure, but then found I'd posted it already. So then,
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savannah
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annabenedetti
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How about: petard
As in, "hoisted by ones own petard".
I don't know if petard sounds all that lovely. Or hoisted either, while we're at it. :think:
I didn't anticipate the difficulties this thread might pose for some.
Arthur Brain
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Transcendental....
I don't know if petard sounds all that lovely. Or hoisted either, while we're at it. :think:
I didn't anticipate the difficulties this thread might pose for some.
:mmph: