There needs to be a word for... Options

[HakunaMatata]

Have you ever looked for a word to describe something but couldn't find the right ones? I know it happens to me a lot, but this word got me thinking: "mamihlatanapai". The most succinct word in any language, it means "'Looking at each other hoping that the other person will do something that both parties want but neither is willing to do."

Personally, I think there needs to be a word for that feeling that slightly woozy feeling you get when the elevator reaches your floor.

[Intercourselyts]

AH >_< I hate that feeling, and then people look at you weird when you sit there and say "GAH what is the word i'm thinking about?!"

[*WHIMSICAL 0NE*]

What language is that?

There needs to be a word for... um... I don't know. Haha.

[iDecay]

I bet you can totally find the word if you study root words. I did it unsuccessfully last year in 7th grade.

[*yrrnotelekktric*]

What language is that?

my question exactly. that`s an odd word for such a feeling

[miceylulu]

There should be a single word, not a group of words, but ONE word that describes that feeling you get when you're really into a book, and it ends the chapter at a cliffhanger, and then the bell rings, or you have to stop because it's the last chapter someone wrote on Quizilla or something...A group of words would be "on the edge of your seat and the rest of the theatre just exploded."

[*.fire*]

Personally, I think there needs to be a word for that feeling that slightly woozy feeling you get when the elevator reaches your floor.

Queasy.

[HakunaMatata]

Queasy.

Heh, I've never thought of that. It doesn't hit the spot exactly, bit pretty close.

What language is that?

It's the Fuegian language of Argentina. I love that word.

There should be a single word, not a group of words, but ONE word that describes that feeling you get when you're really into a book, and it ends the chapter at a cliffhanger, and then the bell rings, or you have to stop because it's the last chapter someone wrote on Quizilla or something...A group of words would be "on the edge of your seat and the rest of the theatre just exploded."

The only word that comes to mind is like "DARNIT!", but obviously that's not specific enough.

[lovescream]

There should be a single word, not a group of words, but ONE word that describes that feeling you get when you're really into a book, and it ends the chapter at a cliffhanger, and then the bell rings, or you have to stop because it's the last chapter someone wrote on Quizilla or something...A group of words would be "on the edge of your seat and the rest of the theatre just exploded."

Wow. I hate it when that happens. They seriously need a word for that. Or when a movie all of a sudden stops in the middle because of some damn technical error. Baaaah.

[*Statues/Shadows*]

Earlier I was trying to find a word for 'that guy she's [supposedly] marrying'; I settled on "boyfriend," and was quickly informed that what I meant was "fiancee." It just didn't seem correct, because the idea that this girl is getting married is so preposterous that "fiancee" seemed too...mature, I suppose.

[miceylulu]

Well, if there isn't a word for it, then I guess it should be a made-up one How about...daddleswaddlekinsip!

Btw, I made up a word a while ago..."snacklegorfed." It means you have gone to the bathroom, but didn't use the toilet. You showered, washed your hands, brushed your teeth or something.

[*My Cinderella.*]

Sometimes, when I need a word to describe something, I just take one word and add some of the personal endings on there. Since nobody really attacks me for my mistakes, it works!

[*WHIMSICAL 0NE*]

I think every language has a word that can be translated into a phrase in English. There's English words that translate into phrases too. There's words in English that are like a sentence in German; I just can't think of any off the top of my head.

[datass]

Last time I forgot the existance of the word "offer" and kept on thinking of afford instead.

[DarkImpressions]

[quote name='WHIMSICAL 0NE' date='Jan 12 2007, 6:53 PM' post='2412418']
What language is that?

Yea like seriously?That couldnt be English.

[*WHIMSICAL 0NE*]

^^ I think that's already been settled:

It's the Fuegian language of Argentina. I love that word.

[HakunaMatata]

I think every language has a word that can be translated into a phrase in English. There's English words that translate into phrases too. There's words in English that are like a sentence in German; I just can't think of any off the top of my head.

Weirdly enough, I think a lot of times it's bad phrases that can be put into one word. There's a way to say "I curse your whole family for generations" in one word in Korean.

[*WHIMSICAL 0NE*]

^ Wow, that's pleasant.... There's actually no translation for the word Bizzzzzch in German.

[espressive]

Weirdly enough, I think a lot of times it's bad phrases that can be put into one word. There's a way to say "I curse your whole family for generations" in one word in Korean.

I only know "fcuk you, motherfcuker" & that's like 5 words that took me forever to learn.

[Hiphop d[-_-]b]

That words cool.


Like chutzspah.
I have chutszpah. (:

[Jeng]

Yah, I agree, because sometimes I can't figure the word out and I'll have to ask or think of it my own, which takes a while, and I have a little hard time of describing things.

[phillerthekiller]

Recently i waited until the last day to do a history term paper and ended up staying up till 4 am finishing. All in all I spent fourteen hours straight on the paper and I'm wondering...

What would be a good word for the feeling of utter exhaustion and cramping from too many energy drinks but at the same time extreme joy that the paper is amazing and you know its better than anyone in the class could have possibly written AND you finished it at the last damn second



I find its the extreme emotions and combinations of them that need new words to describe them.. or else your just short-changing your emotional expression

-philler da' killer

[HakunaMatata]

What would be a good word for the feeling of utter exhaustion and cramping from too many energy drinks but at the same time extreme joy that the paper is amazing and you know its better than anyone in the class could have possibly written AND you finished it at the last damn second

Ah, lucky. I'll tell you the word for if I ever get that feeling. The only words coming to mind are like "INYOURFACEEEEEE"