Words that sound like their meaning
Words that sound like their meaning
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srebbe64

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13,021 posts

266 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Went for a walk with wifie in the snow this afternoon - very nice it was too! However, the wife said - this will all be slush in a day or two. It got me thinking, 'slush' is such an appropriate word for melting slow. It sounds right, if you know what I mean. So what other words are out there which sound right - a few that come to my mind are:

gulp
bounce
clap
thunder
scream

Or, maybe I'm just nuts!

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Onomatopoeic words you mean?

Ordinary Bloke

4,559 posts

227 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Like Yoda you speak...

srebbe64

Original Poster:

13,021 posts

266 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Plotloss said:
Onomatopoeic words you mean?
Is that right? Ironically, 'onomatopoeic' isn't one!

So I'm not going mad then!

Glassman

24,929 posts

244 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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thup - the sound heard from that toilet tracing paper as your finger 'popped' through it as you tried to get a proper wipe.

You would have had to be at school when the cane and slipper were being used to understand wiping your botty with tracing paper.

AJS-

15,366 posts

265 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Slightly bending the original idea, but I don't think any person could have been more appropriately named than Ned Ludd, the big farm hand simpleton who went around and smashed up machinery in the industrial revolution, and left the word Luddite as his legacy. Ned Ludd.

drivin_me_nuts

17,949 posts

240 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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AJS- said:
Slightly bending the original idea, but I don't think any person could have been more appropriately named than Ned Ludd, the big farm hand simpleton who went around and smashed up machinery in the industrial revolution, and left the word Luddite as his legacy. Ned Ludd.
... crapper ?

Ordinary Bloke

4,559 posts

227 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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IZAL...

HCrappy to help...

srebbe64

Original Poster:

13,021 posts

266 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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AJS- said:
Slightly bending the original idea, but I don't think any person could have been more appropriately named than Ned Ludd, the big farm hand simpleton who went around and smashed up machinery in the industrial revolution, and left the word Luddite as his legacy. Ned Ludd.
Didn't know that - very funny! It's like his parents knew he was a retard in the crib and gave him an appropriate name!

CyprusCraig

472 posts

212 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Blob.

Benni

3,711 posts

240 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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........"schmick".......

Glassman

24,929 posts

244 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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slurp

jackal

11,251 posts

311 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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'front bum'

Nobody You Know

8,422 posts

222 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Bump
Thud
knock
Pop
Plop
Bang
Clang
Thwack
Roar
Screech
Phwoar
Shreek
Click
Pick
Tick


And I always thought the work F~ck sounded a bit like the pounding together of bodies during the dirty deed.

Funk

27,631 posts

238 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Burp. Or is that just because I say 'burp' when I burp?

Negative Creep

26,041 posts

256 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Meow
Squeak
Sniff
Bark
Woof

stormin

1,304 posts

240 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Shoeburyness - That warm comfortable feeling you get, when you sit down in a chair and it's still warm from the person before you.


Douglas Adams: The Meaning of Liff.

Edited by stormin on Sunday 8th February 00:50

Nitro...

16,058 posts

218 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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Twisted.

Glassman

24,929 posts

244 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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piss

pits

6,704 posts

219 months

Sunday 8th February 2009
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(see you next tuesday)
flange
minge