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Favorite Words/Phrases

Karousever

Karousever

formerly known as Jaketiger1116
I'm sure there's a thread out there somewhere like this, but I didn't see it so I shall make my own.

So it's pretty straightforward, what are some of your favorite words or phrases? Things you may like to say, things you may like to hear, etc!

Here's mine:

The whole, "I'll give him what for!" thing. I dunno, I just like that. It was also in my dream last night, even though I haven't heard the term in ages.

You know when someone's in like a space ship thingy, and they're sorta crash landing, the phrase "Coming in hot!" I like that. Couldn't tell you why.

I like the word Pendulum.

There's more, I know there are...if I think of them, I'll post them...

Oh, and not that it's exactly the same thing, but I'll mention it anyway, the name "Thaddeus" is awesome.
 
Ameliorate
Ostensibly
Purportedly
Lugubrious
Syzygy
Assuage

As far as phrases, "tickling the ivories" and the word "bully" as an exclamation.
 
May I ask what the heck that means? XD

Oh, I thought of a couple more.

Superfluous, don't know why though.

And not that it's really something that's said, but for the heck of it, "Redundant statement is redundant."
I actually saw a shirt that says Department of Redundancy Dept.

I want it.
 
I have a lot of favorite words!! Petrichor, wazopalo, and ailurophile are my top three favorites :3 And sillage.
 
"Mummy" (as in "are you my mummy"), "Time Lady" and "get swarmed" ("swarm" needs to be a transitive verb). I blame Moffat.
 
Clockwork, alchemy, steam, vial, inkwell, poetry, dust, veil, glass, fractal, klaviatur, salamander, collapse, intricacy, cloud, device, machinery, thunderbolt, addendum, spegel, skärva, pinnacle, sandstorm, mechanical, en fait, calculus...
 
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