<p>I love the word \"indolent\". It\'s merely a fancy word for \"lazy\", hahaha. </p>
<p>Here\'s the noun form: Indolence. LOL.....</p>
<p>Lazy bum=Indolent</p>
<p>Can anyone here think of other hilarious fancy synonyms?</p>
<p>(good practice for SAT)</p>
<p>Derelict is a dirty hobo, if that helps.</p>
<p>The best word in the English language is "sesquipedalian."</p>
<p>My favorite words are "sobriquet" and "inamorata."</p>
<p>The biggest word I know is literally pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.</p>
<p>But my vocab generally is pretty sad..</p>
<p>And wow, btw, I just noticed how many obscure words you all know... sesquipedalian? inamorata? </p>
<p>I thought I was walking into a Colombian drug facility...Pantoprazole, Erythropoietin and Trastuzumab anyone?</p>
<p>innuendo, I love it and the meaning.</p>
<p>What do all these words mean people? Except for innuendo, becasue if you don't know its meaning, you lack a soul.</p>
<p>hm..</p>
<p>Mudkips.</p>
<p>Mine is juxtaposition.</p>
<p>avuncular - uncle-like</p>
<p>^Lol, I did not even know they had a word for that.</p>
<p>phalange</p>
<p>Mos def.</p>
<p>how bout other language words?</p>
<p>Mine for Latin is - ululat lol :] meaning he/she howls
Arabic - anabihajilumusaa'adaa
lol that is a transliterated word at least, or several words jammed into one meaning "I need help" hahaha</p>
<p>zeitgeist all the way</p>
<p>In Italian I love l'ananas--pineapple and il cucchiaio--spoon. Both are so much fun to say!</p>
<p>ananas is pineapple in french too! that's pretty awesome</p>
<p>i think jiggle is a funny word, though i doubt this helps your SAT issue.</p>
<p>I think I win with the word spork. I don't think it's a real word in the dictionary, but the concept behind it is ingenious!</p>
<p>What? spoon & fork combined = ingenious? um.. ok</p>
<p>magnificence: a word that works both in French and English and just feels well on your tongue; love the meaning too, it makes me think about Versailles and silk.</p>