What is your favourite word?

Cherish

Gusset always makes me giggle.

Haven't had time to read every page but can see that Sago was first off the blocks with mine, 'discombobulated'.

It sums up how one can feel about something exactly.

Now you mention it, Boolya, I feel a giggle rising in my belly right now.

I have to admit that Gobshite is a particular favourite..

My son in law is snobbish & I'm sure he thinks I'm common..I was brought up to be warm & welcoming & not look down on others whereas he comments on people holding their knives incorrectly (me). not liking steaks pink (me), liking pizza margaritas(again me) in his words not worthy of the name pizza..

Serendipity too!!

Some fabulous words here.
My favourite is bifurcate. x

Parsimonious is a good one..

Margarita, I would call him a stupid pizza.

Margarita, tell him to pizz off.

STRUMPET Has always been my favourite word, don't know why but it makes me laugh!

Another vote for Discombobulated (we use it about the cat a lot)
My polite version of someone being totally ridiculous/insulting/offensive, etc is Duckwit. I like that.
'Kefalonia' is a favourite word too - both a beautiful word and place

Plumtious. It’s soft and cuddly.

Reading it back - I think it should be spelled ‘plumptious’

Exsanguination. 😁 As for names, I knew a girl once, decades ago, who was named Dawn Flower. Lovely.

Margarita, I forget which classy chef, travelling in Italy, went to Naples and was shown the best ingredients for the best pizza, and they come from Naples. It was a Margarita. It was one of those travel programmes.

Serendipity - so happy to see that others have favorite words as well. I thought I was the only one.

Never heard the word ‘cockwomble’ - had to look up the meaning….it’s now my favourite word and I intend to use it as much as I can!!!

Discombobulate

Banquette - just love saying that word - goes back to a Victoria Wood sketch many moons ago!

Snap.
I wonder how many of us there are!

Eejit
Murmuration
I hate moist.

Granny!

October. It's the sound rather than the meaning. If I were choosing a word for meaning it might be Peace or Love or Kindness