<p>YOU’RE ridiculous. I’ve got so much homework, it’s ridiculous. My math teacher is so
ridiculous. </p>
<p>^That’s a taste of how much I use the word “ridiculous”, haha.</p>
<p>just like the back of yo head.</p>
<p>Jeepers, criminy, hep (instead of hip), youse, moniker, gee wiz, lousy, bummer, wowza. . .lotta interjections I guess.</p>
<p>I love 20’s-and-50’s-speak even though some of those up there aren’t from then.</p>
<p>It’s not really a “word,” per se, but lately, I have been making sure to include the word “Reagonomics” in my daily speech at least once. It sounds so cool…:D</p>
<p>“Groovy.” “Rad.”</p>
<p>if you’re from norcal…“hella” is essential.</p>
<p>McLovin .</p>
<p>It’s really funny, but I use “wicked” when talking so much, meaning really, like “wicked awesome”, but I never noticed it before until I was taking one of those random dialect quizzes. I guess it’s one of those New England things</p>
<p>Snatch and clutch.</p>
<p>I love saying that something is ‘nonsense,’ even though its often not very usable when i write papers.</p>
<p>Licentious, whimsical.</p>
<p>nonsensical. cuddle. hither and thither. fantastic. subsequent.</p>
<p>giblets 10 char</p>
<p>Niggardly lol</p>
<p>Flagella.
Pancreas.
Orthogonal.
Ogive.</p>
<p>I’m also guilty of using ‘plethora’ in all my essays.</p>
<p>Haha, proletariat, pancreas? xD </p>
<p>I think spleen is a funny word.</p>
<p>Galavanting, Quixotic, Ipse-dixitism, Homomorphism, Manganese</p>
<p>Philandering, especially in a not-right context. “Why are you philandering with your lunch over there? Come over here and eat with us!”</p>
<p>innuendo- the sound and meaning</p>