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• #77
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
I see your made up word and raise you the longest non technical word in the english language:
Floccinaucinihilipilification
(the estimation of something as worthless)
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• #78
Zeitgeist would neatly marry German origins and trendy bikery.
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• #79
I love German so much...
blaumenhandlung
Shwarzwalder
kartoffelFit. Way better sounding than bloody Italian.
+100000000,
stuff like gemutlichkeit,
naturlich,sigh
If only people could spell. :(
Blumenhandlung
Schwarzwälder
Kartoffel
Gemütlichkeit
natürlichÄ, ö, or ü are not optional in German. :)
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• #80
umlaut
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• #81
oesophogastroduodenoscopy
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• #82
pedant
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• #83
pünktlichkeit
fingerspitzgefühl
umlaut
Pünktlichkeit
Fingerspitzengefühl
Umlaut
German nouns are almost always capitalised.
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• #84
Escargot
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• #85
Cochon
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• #86
Pugnacious
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• #87
Mäuschen
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• #88
iridescence
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• #89
I always knew it as being the art of estimating the value of something at being worthless.
The first ever quote using the word is "I loved him for nothing so much as his flocci-nauci-nihili-pili-fication of money." which could be interpreted either way.
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• #90
Reblochon
Cunnilingi
Amphibian -
• #91
Eisenbahn
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• #92
Grenouille
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• #93
Couille
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• #94
Sheesh, what's with all this namby-pamby polysyllabic ponce? The best words are have a simple efficiency and most importantly feel good in the mouth...
Dog.
A stupid animal but a beautiful word.
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• #95
Nichon
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• #96
'Faux'
'Scallywag'
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• #97
obsequious
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• #98
sigh
If only people could spell. :(
Blumenhandlung
Schwarzwälder
Kartoffel
Gemütlichkeit
natürlichÄ, ö, or ü are not optional in German. :)
Oops! at least two of those mistakes are down to sheer lack of concentration. I would have thought you'd be pleased we're bigging up the Germans! ;)
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• #99
I havent got an umlaut key either ;-(
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• #100
Felch; it conveys, almost onomatopoieacally, the lush beauty of the act.
fingerspitzgefühl