Words - are there three words that you love, not for the meaning, just because they sound good?

Turquoise
Kerfuffle
Smothered

Flabbergasted.
Squishy. :D
BLAMMO!

Three only?

Bamboozled
Linoleum

And I’m with @AshLeigh on squishy.

I actually know someone who’s last name is Squish. LOL. I wish my last name was Squish!

Really, @AshLeigh there are people named Squish in the world. My link proves it. :-)

Bourgeois
Rendezvous

And I will have to think of another one.

Fandangled
Dinglehopper (is that really a word?)
Smish

@lillycoyote Lilly Squish – quick nip along and change your name! That sounds great!

Boondoggle
Kerfuffle
Serendipitous

gralloch
spatchcock
bodega

“Bodega” is pretty much the only word I can make out in Black Mission Goggles. Some times I play it just for the bodega moment.

I thought of another one. Soliloquy.

Gerbil
Lackadaisical
Persnickety.

Some more:

cacophony
tintinnabulation

Vatican
Maledict
Pickle

I think the word that is most fun to write is, “insignificant.” You have to write it in cursive though, for the full effect.

azure
cokey cola (what the little aboriginal kids call Coke, I just always had to laugh when they said it)
and I go with @augustlan on serendipitous. (did you know how to spell that or did you have to look it up?)

Jiggery-pokery

Pendulum

Flume

SpongeBob
Whoopsi Daisies
Tushy

Sibilant
Crescendo
Rippling
Azure here too, as well as Cerulean
Zephyr

Free
Cheap
Sale
Complementary
Included
Discount

@Charles I think I see a trend here . . .

For the sound and because they feel good in your mouth:
lullaby
vanilla
susurus sp?

ĵaŭdo – sounds roughly like this (click the little play button). Means ‘Thursday’, which is far less interesting than the word sounds. For some reason I think it would make a brilliant warcry.

desafortunadamente – means ‘unfortunately’, just happens to be significantly longer than the English word. Getting to the end of the word is like doing a particularly complex dance.

nakke – from what I can gather, it means something like ‘neck’ in a few Scandinavian languages, though I’m uncertain as to its exact meaning. I’m particularly fond of how it sounds from speakers of Danish or Faroese.

Well if we’re bringing in non English I have to mention perkele. The more you roll the R the better it gets.

Glissando

Tangerine

Pastel

I agree with @Bellatrix on soliloquy. I also like the words plume and fluff.

@rooeytoo I knew how to spell that one, but had to double check “tintinnabulation”.

innocuous
ubiquitous
oxymoron

Lurve
Circumnavigator
Whisper

Usufruct (had to look that one up last week}
Kaput
Fakakta (gotta love that yiddish)

“AmWiser”: Ditto on the lurve
oh yeah, ditto, that’s another good one

@augustlan – you are good! I couldn’t spell either without help from dictionary.com

A friend of mine and I used to joke, if we ever felt that we’d, or anyone, had been ripped off, that we or they had been “bamboozled, hornswoggled and hoodwinked.”

My three favorite words for being duped, taken advantage of, ripped off and/or conned. Though I did already mention bamboozled,

I just like the way the words roll off your tongue.

Balderdash.
Nincompoop.
Skulduggery.

Effervescence

Farmisht – Befuddled (another good Yiddish word like @Earthgirl‘s entry)

Assuage

Décolletage.

You guys took ‘em all!

Morning Glory
Cirrus
....

ricochet.

boomerang.

Swizzlestick

Shhhhhh.

Eviscerate.

psst. @Nullo. splanchnic

Spelunking
Aluwhallia (an old client’s last name)
cacophony

Schwing! (Is this a real word?)

Ooooh cacophony is a good one!

If it isn’t it should be @Kardamom. I like the way you schwing!

Schaawinggg!!!

I also like cornucopia, even though I can’t say it right (have trouble with my r‘s).

Sponge
Glug
spondicous

This one’s for my Aussie friends, @Bellatrix and @rooeytoo, even if they are transplants: :-)

I was thinking about what a fun word marsupials is to say, with each female having a marsupium; fun to say also, and then thought about how many of the marsupials have such great names also:

Kangaroo
Wallaby
Wallaroo
Bandicoot
Dibbler
Poteroo
Quokka
Koala
Woylie
Numbat
The Boodie, a.k.a. the “Burrowing Bettong”

Or in Tasmania, with their:

Tasmanian Pigmy Possums

Just saying “Tasmanian” or “Tasmania” is fun but along with “pigmy possum,” that’s icing on the cake.

and last but not least:

Wombat

That’s a fun word and also a word that is sure of itself.

There is no question that when you have said “Wombat” that you could have said anything else.

I would move to Australia just so I could have an excuse to say all these words more often.

@lillycoyote Move to Woolloomooloo.

Fair dinkum matey!

Comport
Bohemian
Madagascar
Flippant
Morose
Lackadaisical
Benign
Chagrin
Fugly lol

Oops, too hard to choose just 3. haha

Henry Miller turned me on to “lugubrious” and “spavined” last month. Two more words to shoehorn into every day conversation. Challenge accepted.

Loquacious

Unctuous

Narragansett

Pavonine

Quasar

Luminous

Whirligig

Ubiquitous

I also like avuncular.