The first word that came to mind was crisp. For some reason I've always liked that word.

I have 2 favorite words:
perhaps and akimbo.

ANN

@all responders, I love words you have chosen.

@Kicker, it is the formation of the word in the mouth, not its meaning. And why "door?" got me! No matter how you have arrived at your word(s), it is a bit like revealing who you are.

Or just random...

Best explanation is that I am a psychological nutcase with thoughts swirling in my lesion afflicted defective brain and cannot resist the urges to share the nonsense that spews (great word...) out of my fingers onto an occasional post.

I thought of Harmony, Sinchronize and Toodleloo.

I wonder what the first words we like, that come to our mind, says about us?

I think what it says about us depends on how we interpret the question...and how we interpret the question probably says a lot about us...

Uhhhhh Yup!

I love how Sacajawea rolls off my tongue

I have lots of words that I like.....the way they sound or the way they just roll off the tongue.

But the words I really love are the ones whose meaning means something to me, too. Like rejoice, blessed and thankful. When I hear those words they bring comfort to me.

On the other hand when I hear words like anger, terror or fear they make me uncomfortable and anxious.

I cant say the word "cutlery". So, it's obviously not one of my favorite words.

When I worked at McD's and I'd ask someone to stock the "2 piece cutlery" (that's what it said on the box) the word "cutlery" came out as "cut..cut..cut..leerly". I dont know why I cant say it. It was so bad that my one manager would tease me (nicely, not mean and evil) and when I'd try to say "hand me the box of forks and knives", she'd try to make me say "cutlery" before she'd give me the box. "you want the box of 'what'?"... Drove me nuts that I cant say that word.


Now that I dont work for McD's, I never have to say that word anymore.

Now Aarcyn, you know I'd bug you about any word you chose.