What sort of odd words pop into your head?

We were doing the crossword this morning with our coffee and for some reason the word pescatarian popped into my head. It wasn't the answer to any of the clues. I have no idea where it came from. I'm not vegetarian. We weren't talking about fish. But after that I couldn't think of a single answer to any clue - all my words were hidden behind 'pescatarian' ?

AreWeThereYet ?? Glad it’s not just me!

I taught English for many years. The word that sticks is triskadecaphobia. The fear of number 13.

Missed an i. Triskaidecaphobia. Some English teacher!

Conbobulation

'ineluctable'

I often see an unusual word or name and think, 'that's an unusual word/name I have seen for ages/heard before'.

Lo and behold I see the exact same word with a day or so.

There is some scientific reason for this but I don't know what it is

My DG loved ‘ sarcophagus’ and now I have remembered that I’ll be stuck with it for a while.

serendipity has been popping in and out of my head recently. Absolutely, no idea why!

Antidisestablishmentarianism. My siblings and I found this word hilarious as children, no idea why! It still just pops into my head from time to time.

AreWeThereYet

We were doing the crossword this morning with our coffee and for some reason the word pescatarian popped into my head. It wasn't the answer to any of the clues. I have no idea where it came from. I'm not vegetarian. We weren't talking about fish. But after that I couldn't think of a single answer to any clue - all my words were hidden behind 'pescatarian' ?

As soon as I read the word fish this popped into my mind: Dinbych-y-pysgod

Discombobulated

Marydoll

serendipity has been popping in and out of my head recently. Absolutely, no idea why!

Mine too, I love that word.
However, I'm more inclined to discombobulation lately!

Kakapo is another one

Serendipity is my very favourite word ever. Doesn't pop into my head often until an actual happy accident takes p!ace. Wonderful on both counts.

Crepuscular.

I love it!

Calistemon

AreWeThereYet

We were doing the crossword this morning with our coffee and for some reason the word pescatarian popped into my head. It wasn't the answer to any of the clues. I have no idea where it came from. I'm not vegetarian. We weren't talking about fish. But after that I couldn't think of a single answer to any clue - all my words were hidden behind 'pescatarian' ?

As soon as I read the word fish this popped into my mind: Dinbych-y-pysgod

Discombobulated

Writing rude words in Welsh is very unkind of you Calistemon ?

Supercalifragilisticexpialadocious ( even just the sound of it is really quite atrocious)

Kakapo has brought a smile to my face - remembering Stephen Fry’s encounter with one.

Fiddledydidlebugs. My late husband's version of an expletive.

Sesquipedalian

Grandmagrim I like that word sesquidipalian.
It reminds me of a teacher who used to say,
Never one word where two will do, with time to fill then use a few. When we had to speak for 2 minutes on a given subject.

Fuggledy muggledy.

Means neither feeling ill or well, abit flat. Heard it on woman’s hour the other day.

I described something as oleaginous in writing group on Monday to several ooosss

Prong. For some reason prong fascinates me.
And I have a peculiarity which makes me compelled to spell long words in my head. All the time. It drives me mad.

Flocon arrives in my head a lot at this time of year. French for snowflake. Non que je sois flocon de neige mois même but I think it just sounds like the crump of fresh snow.