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Thu 21 Jul, 2005 08:49 am
so in reading the new harry potter, i came across the word "snogging" which being american i had never heard before. obviously it meant to make out with someone, but i absolutely love that word! it just sounds so great. say it out loud...snogging. it's great!
so what words out there do you love to say? and if you could define them for us in case we don't know what they mean!
other words i love to say:
continental-articulating it completely
asparagus
cheeky-again a british word, but i just love it!!
tard.
I dont know why, it is a silly word.. but I say it alot
for some unknown reason, i also like the word,
coochie. i think it is sooooo funny to hear...
degenerate is another word I like to say.
It has nothing to do with the meaning , it is just the physical feeling of saying it..
( im wierd.. i admit it )
For dragon:
"The Continental"
music by Con Conrad and lyrics by Herb Magidson
GINGER:
Beautiful music...
Dangerous rhythm...
It's something daring, The Continental,
A way of dancing that's really 'entre nous'.
It's very subtle, The Continental,
Because it does what you want it to do.
It has a passion, The Continental,
An invitation to moonlight and romance.
It's quite the fashion, The Continental,
Because you tell of your love while you dance.
Your lips whisper so tenderly.
Her eyes answer your song.
Two bodies swaying, The Continental,
And you are saying just what you're dreaming of.
So keep on dancing, The Continental,
For it's a song of romance and of love.
You kiss while you're dancing.
(FRED: Not a bad idea. (spoken))
The Continental, hmmmmm. It's continental.
You sing while you're dancing.
Your voice is gentle and sentimental.
You stroll together arm in arm.
You nonchalantly glide along with grace and charm.
You will find while you're dancing
That there's a rhythm in your heart and soul,
A certain rhythm that you can't control,
And you will do The Continental all the time.
(music, dance and applause)
ERIC RHODES:
Beautiful music...
Dangerous rhythm...
It's something daring, The Continental,
A way of dancing that's really ultra-new.
It's very subtle, The Continental,
Because it does what you want it to do.
It has a passion, The Continental,
An invitation to moonlight and romance.
It's quite the fashion, The Continental,
Because you tell of your love while you dance.
Your lips whisper so tenderly.
Her eyes answer your soul!
Two bodies swaying, The Continental,
And you are saying just what you're thinking of.
So keep on dancing, The Continental,
For it's a song of romance and of love.
You kiss while you're dancing.
The Continental, hmmmmm. It's continental.
You sing while you're dancing.
Your voice is gentle, so sentimental.
You know before this dance is through
That you're in love with her and she's in love with you.
You will find while you're dancing
That there's a rhythm in your heart and soul,
A certain rhythm that you can't control,
And you will do The Continental all the time.
LILLIAN MILES:
Dukes and lords of noble station
Love the new sophistication of The Continental.
In a Belgian hall room,
In a Monte Carlo ballroom, you will see The Continental.
In the Paris bistros crowded with Apache,
You will see The Continental in the best French fashion.
Spain and Italy, Transylvania,
Norway, Sweden and Rumania do The Continental.
On the dike of Zuider Zee,
The wooden shoes have found the key to The Continental.
It's like a fever.
It's like a plague.
It's swept all Europe
From Moscow to The Hague.
You kiss while you're dancing.
The Continental, the rhythm is driving you wild.
The Continental, a meter that isn't so mild.
You sing while you're dancing.
His voice is gentle. It thrills you, the touch of his hand.
The Continental, a meter that you understand.
You know before this dance is through
That you're in love with her and she's in love with you.
You will find while you're dancing
That there's a rhythm in your heart and soul,
A certain rhythm that you can't control,
The Continental. The Continental. The Continental.
Saw the movie it's from recently, Ginger Rogers says it in such a cool way.
soz,
i must memorize so i can say continental that many times!!!! i love it!!! thanks!
It's not english in origin, but it is the common name of a popular plant: portulaca. I love saying that! My niece thinks I'm nuts.
Discombobulated. It sounds so Lewis Carroll it's hard to believe it's a real word, but it is. A useful one, too.
I like to say the name "Paul Anka" fast and repeatedly.
paulankapaulankapaulanka.......
Comestibles. I always say it with a W.C. Fields voice.
I love saying "I love you"...
Set, I thought you were going to be the first one to require me to look up a word. Unfortunately, Francis beat you to the punch; I had to look up love.
I like to say, "behold," but it's hard to work into most conversations.
"Lo" is often a good substitute...
I love saying "baby girl" to my girls and I love saying sweetie and honey.
Dodgy.....so descriptive.
masticate
a real conversation stopper
I am amazed that you had never heard of snogging, by the way.
A favourite pastime of pimply youths.
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