Words that sound funny to you

[SerlisTialo]

fara'rero'koran

 

[Filter]

shish kabob

 

[SolDirix]

frugal

 

[mithandir91]

Most analgesics have funny names. Dipirone... Tylenol, Aspirin

 

[Outré]

Oh I love funny sounding words though!

“Cornucopia”

It also happens to be my favorite word and I use it whenever I can… I will even bend the rules from time to time just so that I can make it somewhat work in a sentence.

 

[Chad Firepaws]

sphincter because my sense of humor froze at 12

 

[Frank Gulotta]

Sofa

 

[Simo]

Tonka Bean

 

[Punk_M0nitor]

Learned this one from my fiance because she's helping me learn French: oiseux.

Mostly because no matter how used to French I get, my English-speaking brain is always going to pronounce it as 'oi-soocks'. Same goes for hors d'oeuvres as 'horse devours'. Gattino (Italian for 'kitten') is just fun to say.

 

[Ash Sukea]

My mind becomes shamefully immature whenever I hear the name of the species of birds known as, Tit Tyrants.

 

[Filter]

Two other words that sound funny to me are skedaddle and hoity-toity.

 

[Dr-Meat-Roll]

through is a word.
thought is a word.
but why is throught spelled throat?

 

[TyraWadman]

through is a word.
thought is a word.
but why is throught spelled throat?

oo
Aw
O
OaWoO?
Vowel sounds? I unno!

 

[Outré]

Burbling

 

[Tiberius Rabbit]

Wobbly

 

[Pygmepatl]

"Pun"

Due to the fact that in Spanish slang it means "fart".

I swear, knowing two or more than two languages makes reading way more fun than it should be!

 

[Niru the Husky]

All I can think of right now is "Rotzpipn".
An Austrian and informal term to describe naughty or disrespectful behaviour of younger teenagers or children. Mostly used by the older generation.

 

[Namba]

Cunt

 

[the sleepiest kitty]

Sphincter

 

[MadKiyo]

Dallop.

For some reason that word irritates me and sounds weird. It's associated with a quantity and consistency of food but it doesn't sound right at all.

 

[Ennui Elemental]

Falafel
Shawarma

(they taste good tho)

Dallop.

For some reason that word irritates me and sounds weird. It's associated with a quantity and consistency of food but it doesn't sound right at all.

I usually see it spelled "dollop", I think it's onomatopoeic

 

[TurbidCyno]

Kumquat

 

[Fallowfox]

Apricot

just to continue the theme of words originating from the middle east

 

[Ennui Elemental]

Apricot

just to continue the theme of words originating from the middle east

I'm sure they think English sounds weird too

 

[Ra'ara Su'nai]

Spastamannen!