what is the most beautiful english word

[Dutch Baka]

as i am in the Beautiful feeling, with my are you beautiful post. i wanted to know about english words... i dont post here often.. but i am studying it now.. so maybe i should come here some more often!

so .. what do you think is the most beautiful english word? and why?

[rose_of_eternity]

Hmm, not to sound emo or anything, but one of my favourite words would be "despondency"...

Despondency - Depression of spirits from loss of hope, confidence, or courage; dejection.

Pain, torment, torture, agony, misery, martyrdom, decadence, those are also good words... Words such as these describe feelings we all know, and those feelings allow us to create immense beauty in the form of art, poetry, photography, writing, etc. That is why I see these words as beautiful... I've drawn my most beautiful pictures when I was in pain, written my best poems during times of depression, and written my best short stories, scripts, etc. from agony and misery... Everytime I try to create art when I'm happy, it never turns out as well. Heh, don't think I'm some suicidal kid who hates life, I'm not; I love life, and suicide, that thought never crosses my mind, I just get upset alot from different aspects of life. Music especially, makes me cry, or hurt inside, and thats when I start drawing or writing... even my most favourite singer makes me cry :relief: so yeah... Thats just my opinion, so if youre an optimist, ignore everything I just said :relief:

[blade_bltz]

Totally off the top of my head...

Infinitesimal
Irrevocable
Metonymy
Apotheosis
Aesthetic (ironic? I think the Greeks simply knew how to create beautiful words)
Myriad
Manifest
Opaque/opacity
Antithetical
Quintessential
Transfix
Ineffable
Ineluctable

Ok I could go on forever...I guess I like Greek words. And although I consider Latin to be an ugly language, I consider many of its words beautiful

[Ben W Bell]

I've always loved the sound of

chitinous
nictitating

[Mike Cash]

Daughter

I feel sorry for you if you have to ask why on that one.

[Mamoru-kun]

Salvation, for its meaning and sound.

Pain, torment, torture, agony, misery, martyrdom, decadence, those are also good words...
Wooooonderful, indeed! ;-) Do I guess right if I say that "wonderfull" itself is not one of your favourite word? ;-)

[Dutch Baka]

mine is

inevitable

adjective

Definitions:

unavoidable: impossible to avoid or to prevent from happening

noun

Definitions:

something certain: something that is certain to happen
deciding to accept the inevitable


[15th century. < Latin inevitabilis "not avoidable" < evitare "shun"]


like the meaning of it, and the pronounciation!!! got it from the MATRIX :blush:

[nurizeko]

Reverence.

Because it rolls simply and beautifully off the tounge, in a soft simple yet elegent sound.
Also its meaning is a noble one.

[rose_of_eternity]

Salvation, for its meaning and sound.


Wooooonderful, indeed! ;-) Do I guess right if I say that "wonderfull" itself is not one of your favourite word? ;-)

nah, wonderful is overused on stupid things, its lost its meaning =/ so has the word pain, like when stupid people complain that their head hurts and theyre gonna die from pain :D:D:D they dont even know what pain is :okashii: but the other words, oh boy, do I love them or what?! :lol:

[michi]

androgyny


i can't think others at the moment

[Ma Cherie]

Profound.

I'll tell the reason why later. And I like other words too! :blush:

[Limonette]

It was "mentality" but I think it's now "however"

[GoldCoinLover]

Edited (see other post)

[GoldCoinLover]

Hmm. Weird. Maybes its becaues I copy and pasted. Floccinaucinihilipilification(seen on a geico commercial), and hepaticocholangiocholecystenterostomies(man I would hate being a surgeron)

[Maciamo]

It depends if its the beauty of the word itself (combinations of letters), the pronuciation (and which one), or the meaning of the word. I suppose that it is a bit of the three. In any case I can't single any particular one out. It's much easier for me to rank whole languages according to their beauty. But there are just too many words in each of them to think of a more beautiful one !

[Kinsao]

Hmm, when thinking of the beauty of words, I think purely of the sound and not the meaning (although I am probably subconsciously thinking of the meaning too :? ). I like:

razzle
decimate
keg
sarcophagus
ululation
kickback
twang
riff
waffle
corrosion
kaleidoscope
calibrate
zoom
crank
parentheses
cosh
sleazoid (ok ok, so it was invented by Dir en Grey... :bluush: but it's still a cool word, don't you think?)

[Anchyyy]

Hehe mines are 'fork' and 'lamp' :-) Nothing really special but it sounds so cool!!:D

[rose_of_eternity]

Hmm, when thinking of the beauty of words, I think purely of the sound and not the meaning (although I am probably subconsciously thinking of the meaning too :? ). I like:

razzle
decimate
keg
sarcophagus
ululation
kickback
twang
riff
waffle
corrosion
kaleidoscope
calibrate
zoom
crank
parentheses
cosh
sleazoid (ok ok, so it was invented by Dir en Grey... :bluush: but it's still a cool word, don't you think?)

Oooh, I love your reasoning behind the words :D and Mazohyst is a cool Diru word too :p

[lexico]

I am sorry.
I am sorry ?
I am sorry !

I beg your pardon.
I beg your pardon ?
I beg your pardon !

Excuse me.
Excuse me ?
Excuse me !

Hello.
Hello ?
Hello !

You're right.
Yeah right !Kidding aside, I think "I am sorry, thank you, and please" are what make English a civilised language. :biggrin:

[Kinsao]

Kidding aside, I think "I am sorry, thank you, and please" are what make English a civilised language. :biggrin:

....... and the ones that make it an uncivilised language consist of only asterisks..........

.............. for some strange reason. :? :D

[studyonline]

It is not a word but a phrase. Since there is so limited usage of that in Japanese, I like this the best. *cough*

I love you

[Void]

sleazoid sounds cool, indeed
go on guys, i am learning new words from you :blush:

[White Comet]

hi < best greeting word ^^

[Mycernius]

Discombolulation, because I find it a fun word and sounds better than falling apart.

[lexico]

How about lobotomy or lobotomise ? The simple, clear-cut sound of it closely reflects the cruelty of the scalpel on the brain, oh !

[Sensuikan San]

Mellifluous ... it sounds just like its meaning. (...'sweet' ... 'smooth' ... 'flowing' etc. etc. ...)

.... especially when spoken by James Earl Jones .. !

(...Apologies to the writers of an episode of the David Letterman Show ... many aeons ago ! - but I do, sincerely agree with them!)

ジョン

[Maciamo]

Mellifluous ... it sounds just like its meaning. (...'sweet' ... 'smooth' ... 'flowing' etc. etc. ...)

My favourite so far ! :cool:

[Tsuyoiko]

serendipity

[Sensuikan San]

serendipity

Nice one!

ジョン

[Dutch Baka]

Amnesia Partial or total loss of memory, usually resulting from shock, psychological disturbance, brain injury, or illness. (just like the word, and the cLUB )

[MeAndroo]

Supercilious

adj 1: having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy; "some economists are disdainful of their colleagues in other social disciplines"; "haughty aristocrats"; "his lordly manners were offensive"; "walked with a prideful swagger"; "very sniffy about breaches of etiquette"; "his mother eyed my clothes with a supercilious air"; "shaggy supercilious camels"; "a more swaggering mood than usual"- W.L.Shirer [syn: disdainful, haughty, lordly, prideful, sniffy, swaggering] 2: expressive of contempt; "curled his lip in a supercilious smile"; "spoke in a sneering jeering manner"; "makes many a sharp comparison but never a mean or snide one" [syn: sneering, snide]

Antithesis

Direct contrast; opposition.
The direct or exact opposite: Hope is the antithesis of despair.

2 great words I attempt to use whenever possible.

[Ma Cherie]

Amnesia? :o

Do you like the word dutch or the definition? :souka:


Placid: undisturbed, peacful.


That's another one of my favorite words. :blush:

[Dutch Baka]

The word and the CLUB (http://www.amnesia-ibiza.com/index1.html/)

The sound of when you say Amnesia sounds nice....

Of course i dont like the definition of the word... do i look this baka... mm maybe haha :cool:

[Luthien Rogue]

Hmm some of my favourites:

-Lullaby
-Evanescence
-Tranquil
-Rhapsody
-Paradox
-Rapture
-Lackluster
-Epitome
-Euphemism

Love the way they sound~ :bluush:

[sadakoyamamura]

these are my favorite words either because i like the way they sound or the way they roll in my mouth when i say them.

apathy
apotheosis
apothecary
avatar
cornucopia
diaphanous
enigma
ethereal
gossamer
kaleidoscope
kudos
mesmerize
mother
naivete
phantasm/phantasmagoria
phantom
specter
tantalize
thespian

and the list goes on... :-)

[CryogeniC]

I gotta go with "Ethereal" cuz its so surreal and fantasy-like :D

[lastmagi]

I'm with cryogenic. Ethereal is a beautiful one. And I guess its semi-lookalike, ephemeral, too. Ah, how fleeting is beauty... ;)

[Kinsao]

I just got a new top word:

roofrack

I have no idea why I like it. :clueless:

I also like: delinquent. It sounds so... peaceful, somehow... like a little bubbling stream... so unlike its meaning! :D

[Takakoo]

Effervescent :emblaugh:

[FAM]

To me one of the most beautiful words are
desire
passion
peace
naked
feel

[Sensuikan San]

I just got a new top word:

roofrack

I have no idea why I like it. :clueless:


Neither have I!

But, you can have fun with words, can't you?

Try ....

"Rooofrack"

"Roofrack"

...n' stuff like that!

I do it all the time with "concrete"!

All the best,

ジョン :biggrin: :wavey:

[kokusu]

I have always liked 'ephemeral' . . . :-)

[Carlson]

:souka: lol

[anjusan]

uxoriousness - excessively fond of or submissive to a wife

I once wrote a paper on 'The Folly of Uxoriousness' and I just loved saying the word...

[Riyko]

Obscure - Deficient in light, dark, Out of sight, hidden, Not readily noticed or seen

It's one of the first english words I learned and I love those meanings of it.

[sadakoyamamura]

I got a new word too.

Wraith

Sounds nice because of the th at the end and yet it means (from Wikipedia) an apparition of a person who is still alive, seen as an omen that the person is about to die.

[Genecks]

Good fun words to describe something:

1. eccentric
2. intriguing
3. interesting
4. speculative.

I think my favorite word in the English language would have to be, maybe.

My recent favorite quote of mine: i'm going to become an omnipotent megalomaniac elitest

[Kinsao]

lol.
Sensuikan-san: I'm glad someone understands me! *feels all understood* :-)

Anjusan: cool! I'd never even heard of that word. And even better... it has an X in it. I love the letter X!

I think my favorite word in the English language would have to be, maybe.

Aha, so you go by meaning rather than sound? Hey that gives me an idea for 'learning Japanese' question I want to know...

I also rather like the phrase 'narcissistic misogynist'. :smug: :D

[AhmedHan]

Dielectric Susceptability

please don't ask me what it is...
it is a term from my electromagnetics lesson.

[sadakoyamamura]

Ugghh

Procrastination... :-)

[トラちゃん]

antidisestablishmentarianism, you would be hard pressed to use this in a legit sentence. Plus it is fun to say.

[AllMakesCombined]

Good fun words to describe something:

1. eccentric
2. intriguing
3. interesting
4. speculative.



Those words are very Lt. Cmdr Data. ... Fascinating. lol

Here's a couple of words I like because they are like combining several adjectives in to one:
Tenacious /テネイシェス/ (adj) stubborn+persistent+fierce
Intrepid /エンチュレペヅ/ (adj) fearless+quick+rapid+immediate+with importance/purpose


And then there's the word "irony /アイロニー/", who's definition is one of the most debated.
Some say it's sarcasm (ex: calling a stupid person a "brain champion")
Some say it's a contrsast between something normally expected and what actually occurs, usually as a form of comedy (ex: An 'indestructable' tank suddenly exploding after being hit by a single rain drop)
Some say it's like a trick ending to a seemingly predictable story (ex: Finding out that Bruce Willis was actually dead the whole time in the movie Sixth Sense)
Some say it's all of the above.

[Sensuikan San]

antidisestablishmentarianism, you would be hard pressed to use this in a legit sentence. Plus it is fun to say.

LOL!

I think the same could be said of "floccinaucinihilipilification" !

ジョン

[Revenant]

I got a new word too.
Wraith
Sounds nice because of the th at the end and yet it means (from Wikipedia) an apparition of a person who is still alive, seen as an omen that the person is about to die.That's an awesome word, and it is my handlename at a few other forums. Good choice!

Wraith.............yep, it's nice.............Wraith...........Wraith.........I like saying Wraith........

[Hyde_is_my_anti-drug]

The most beautiful English word? That's tough 'cause frankly I don't think English is a very beautiful language. So I don't really have a "most beautiful word" but I do have a favorite and it is: Serendipity.

I think the same could be said of "floccinaucinihilipilification"!

Isn't that used in a CM? lol

[Uncle Frank]

SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCLOUS , sticks in my mind as quite a word!

Frank

:-)

[Clawn]

antidisestablishmentarianism, you would be hard pressed to use this in a legit sentence. Plus it is fun to say.

My third grade teacher made me write that word a hundred times once as a punishment. :(

Here are a couple of my favorite words:

hallucinogen
germanium
exaltation
incendiary
psychoanalysis
analytical
pseudonym
crucifix
and last but certainly not least:
cat:wave:

[JoRuDeNnA]

Star: Its a simple word, but it certainly can have so many meanings like Hope, Dream or peace....In my personal opinion is even a sign of accomplishing what you are fighting for and of knowing there is something beyond your imagination.

Im sorry for being so poetic but thats what I think :bluush:

[If time can talk...]

Star: Its a simple word, but it certainly can have so many meanings like Hope, Dream or peace....In my personal opinion is even a sign of accomplishing what you are fighting for and of knowing there is something beyond your imagination.
Im sorry for being so poetic but thats what I think :bluush:
Your last sentence is really poetic:p

I like art,smile,dream...
I also think military is a beautiful word.

[AllMakesCombined]

SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCLOUS , sticks in my mind as quite a word!
Frank
:-)

Even just the sound of it is really quite atrocious.:lol:

[Shreeder]

とても面白い言葉は「Fundamental」だよねえ！

What is the root of that word? Mental? Then the prefix is... funda?! what in the world is a funda. I love it.

As for beautiful words..
Epiphany
Soliloquy
Solstice
Ephemeral

Quite nice

[MeAndroo]

SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCLOUS , sticks in my mind as quite a word!
Frank
:-)
The sound of that is something quite atrocious. :-)

[BobCat]

Ricochet
Hypocrite

My favorite words just because so many english people spell/pronounce them wrong, in that sense they are beautiful :P

[Slyas]

And then there's the word "irony /アイロニー/", who's definition is one of the most debated.
Some say it's sarcasm (ex: calling a stupid person a "brain champion")
Some say it's a contrsast between something normally expected and what actually occurs, usually as a form of comedy (ex: An 'indestructable' tank suddenly exploding after being hit by a single rain drop)
Some say it's like a trick ending to a seemingly predictable story (ex: Finding out that Bruce Willis was actually dead the whole time in the movie Sixth Sense)
Some say it's all of the above.
Irony isn't sarcasm or just bad luck. Alanis Morisette sings in her song 'Ironic', 'ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife', but that isn't irony, its just bad luck.
Irony would be throwing ten thousand spoons away when you need a knife, then finding out a spoon would be fine in the first place.
I stole that quote from somewhere. Irony is such a difficult term to explain.
incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs
:cool: :cool: :cool: :relief: :relief: So your last definition is probably the best. But youve ruined the film for me, AllMakesCombined:okashii:

[Da Monstar]

Nocturnal is one of my personal favourites.

Or "Bulk"... I think that is a very cool word

[Elvira_Wyte]

My favourite English words are

Placid
Twilight
Kluster
Eternal
Nocturnal

[Puff]

favorite english word?
here is my list:
Twilight
Moon
Onyx
Sorrel
Tauras
Emerald
firefly
Kisses
serial killer(here is a reason why. My character, from role playing site, is a serial killer and is one of my fav characters and plus, she is a vampire too.)
and my favorite.........
DUDE!!!!!

[Nannou]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellar_door

Cellar door.

Say it aloud! It's beautiful!
OK.... sorry, it's not exactly one word. but yeah.

[Mitsuo]

Urinal.....

I like the words: Galaxy and Universe- because they produce so much wonder.

[ainotower]

indivisualist

[ZiN]

Peace

Or you could use a thesaurus and come up with a word like resplendent

the dictionary meaning is Splendid or dazzling in appearance; brilliant.

[Dutch Baka]

Romantic

mmmmmmmmmmm

[Mitsuo]

Mitsuo...........nah!!

hepatitis..........better!!

[Mikawa Ossan]

cooperation

That's right! I was raised on Sesame Street!

[anjusan]

(ex: Finding out that Bruce Willis was actually dead the whole time in the movie Sixth Sense)


:gomen:disclaimer - 'Sorry for being off topic':gomen:

Was he really dead?! I haven't seen the movie... but I'm going to someday :umbrella:

Okay, for an interesting word... hmmmmm, let's see... how about Thaumaturgy? (from the Greek words thaumos meaning "miracle" and ergos meaning "work") :blush:

[sabro]

hope......

[Kyoko_desu]

As a Japanese person, all the words that include both of the letters "L" and "R" such as "library" and "literal" sound cool to me, since it seems almost impossible for me to pronounce them properly.
But I would like to say my favorite English word is "chillax", a slang word made of the words "chill" and "relax". I learned it from my American online friend and thought it's so kakkoii! (And I guess I really need to chillax sometimes.)
Oh by the way, I just registered here today and this is my very first post. Although I'm not a student, I've been learning English online and have been really enjoying it. It takes me kinda long time to read the posts written in English here but I'll gambaru yo! よろしくね〜！m(_ _)m *bow:bow: :bow:

[MtoM]

My words are:

Telekinesis
Stereotype
Sophisticated

[Shrapnel]

hope......

You must be a Sandman enthusiast. The most beautiful word in English is
serendipity

[sadakoyamamura]

my fave words (in phrase form) for the time being: idiot savant

idiot - a person of subnormal intelligence
savant - learned person
idiot savant - a person who expresses exceptional mental abilities in the context of autism

[Jagotaro]

Hello, I'm new here...

But very impressed by the incredible diversity of this forum--postings from nearly every corner of the planet. (Uhm... does a planet have corners?)

Hope I can contribute a bit to all the fun.

Yoroshiku...

[yukio_michael]

The most beautiful word is yes.

[Mukade]

The most beautiful words in English:

malt
hops
fermentation

[osias]

It's not really the most beautiful word, but I would pick this word: concoct

[JimmySeal]

Read this poem aloud:

Cargoes

Quinquireme of Nineveh from distant Ophir,
Rowing home to haven in sunny Palestine,
With a cargo of ivory, And apes and peacocks,
Sandalwood, cedarwood, and sweet white wine.

Stately Spanish galleon coming from the Isthmus,
Dipping through the Tropics by the palm-green shores,
With a cargo of diamonds, Emeralds, amethysts,
Topazes, and cinnamon, and gold moidores.

Dirty British coaster with a salt-caked smoke stack,
Butting through the Channel in the mad March days,
With a cargo of Tyne coal, Road-rails, pig-lead,
Firewood, iron-ware, and cheap tin trays.

John Masefield (1878-1967)
A triumph of sound and rhythm over content.

[sadakoyamamura]

The most beautiful words in English:
malt
hops
fermentation

vineyards sound better, if i may say so. evoking romance as in the movie, 'a walk in the clouds' :cool:

[Alma]

The most beautiful word is yes.

:bravo: :blush:

[yukio_michael]

:bravo: :blush:Aww! See what a great word it is. :)

[osias]

Aww! See what a great word it is. :)
No!!!!:bluush:

[Alma]

:lol:

yes it is

:-)

[Dutch Baka]

Sunshine.

It can make my day shine.

[namakemono]

Rainbow and moon:cool:
clowd star dream...I like:-)
"Somewhere over the rainbow
Skies are blue♪"

Somewhere Over the Rainbow♪

[jellyfisu]

Hmmm... I like the word "jellyfish"...

**gets shot**

No, really. I love that word. It sounds so cute and squishy.

And then maybe "milk tea"... LoL. ^^

[One Winged Angel]

understand i like it cause i do that everyday

[Crazy Russian]

Is there a thread called 'What is your favourite hieroglyph?'



...In every language I love long words. :biggrin: My favourite English ones:

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis) (45 letters).


Pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism) (30 letters).


Aristophanes invented:

Lopadotemachoselachogaleokranioleipsanodrimhypo-
trimmatosilphioparaomelitokatakechymenokichlepi-
kossyphophattoperisteralektryonoptekephallio-
kigklopeleiolagoiosiraiobaphetraganopterygon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lopadot...terygon) (183 letters).


James Joyce invented:

Bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonnerronn-
tuonnthunntrovarrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthurnu k (http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bababadal%C2%ADgharagh%C2%ADtakamm in%C2%ADarronn%C2%ADkonn%C2%ADbronn%C2%ADtonn%C2%A Derronn%C2%ADtuonn%C2%ADthunn%C2%ADtrovarrhoun%C2% ADawnskawn%C2%ADtoohoo%C2%ADhoordenen%C2%ADthurnuk&action=edit) (100 letters).


I also like 1970 Pepsi advertisement:

Lipsmackinthirstquenchinacetastinmotivatin-
goodbuzzincooltalkinhighwalkinfastlivinevergivinco olfizzin. (http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lip%C2%ADsmackin%C2%ADthirst%C2%AD quenchin%C2%ADacetastin%C2%ADmotivatin%C2%ADgood%C 2%ADbuzzin%C2%ADcool%C2%ADtalkin%C2%ADhigh%C2%ADwa lkin%C2%ADfast%C2%ADlivin%C2%ADever%C2%ADgivin%C2% ADcool%C2%ADfizzin&action=edit)


Several my favourite place names:

Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturi-pukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapiki maungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu) (85 letters). It is a hill in New Zealand.


Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysilio gogogoch (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysilio gogogoch) (58 letters). It is a town in Wales.


Enough for now... :relief:

[Crazy Russian]

Sorry, some links don't work... :whatthehell:

[A-chama]

Wow! Those are actual words :mad: a little too long for me...

My favorite english word would be "dysphoria", "dystopia", "utopia", and
"anthrax" okay some of those word's meanings aren't so cheerful:relief: But I like how they sound when you say them.

Also, generally speaking any word with the letter A is word I like... I also like names with A in them.... :hihi:

[yonICHIgo_G]

id have to say ecstacy, euphoria, translucent, honor, justice, pride, miracle, love, those are a few of my favorite haha XD

[justin]

family, love, and hope

[Nall-ohki]

The most beautiful English word?

FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO M!

[Kinsao]

I like words with X in them. :hihi: At the moment a word I'm liking is 'proximity'. :-) :D

[misa.j]

I'v always liked the word "hemisphere" for how it sounds and the meaning of it. And, some words you use when you talk about space like, Universe,Galaxy,
Gravity are I think beautiful.

[chibichibi005]

Hmmm....I like the words

austere (rarely comes up in conversations with the general public, but I've whipped it out a few times)

infinity (plus I like the symbol for it)

and the ever useful EPIPHANY!

[Kinsao]

I also like the word "quixotic". :p

[chibichibi005]

oooh, concave and obtuse.

[KLS]

I like the word gumboot

[Dutch Baka]

Another word that I like: magnificent

[KLS]

I like the word Philology...

[leonmarino]

Whatever.






No?:blush:

[KuraiX]

Snake
everything is beautiful about the word
the animal is beautiful (and deadly =D!!)
the word is beautiful

and...

Metal Gear Solid

the best game ever, the name snake is perfect to... uhmmm... the snakes in the game, and the atribbutes are great too: Naked Snake, Solid Snake, Liquid Snake, Solidus Snake


yeahh snake the best!!

[Goldiegirl]

Pleasure...it's a beautiful word and just sounds good.

I do like the word perhaps as well; it works very well when you have to give an answer and you don't want to be stuck with either yes or no.