Terminalcoffee discussion

The word itself - not necessarily related to its meaning.

Answer: smegma

Santorum.

Cunt.

pus

impaction

Some other entries:

moist (big one)
scrotal
Worcestershire
phlegm
acrylic
mucous
pork
toot
gorgonzola
log
nugget
hosiery
wasps
gist
litigation
"mold, juice, oyster, guy, egg, sold, lock, clock, yuck, puss, bus, widow, squid, ointment"
viscous
puberty
ukulele
sludge
flaccid
February
Wednesday
scrotum
hoagie
fudge
ointment
upholster
chode
placenta
seepage
buckeye
udder
blouse
slacks
abrasion
yeast

But jism didn't make the list.

Might be easier to make a list of words that aren't disgusting to LG.

I have no problem with most of those - those are other people's entries.

tool
labia
pimple
pustule
smell
rub

clivia
fatsia

Phil wrote: "But jism didn't make the list."

Yeah, as a word, I don't see how it's worse than any other ism. Communism, fascism, liberalism.

Veggies.

Emo

MittRomney

moist

thorough

puddle

The most disgusting word is the most overused word.

I am literally tired of hearing the word literally.

Literally!

Basically, it's true. Literately, it makes me want to kill the person talking. I mean, you know? OK. Whatever.

putrefaction

ooze

Slacks

brigade

brigade?

spackle

discharge is never good...

Has anyone said splooge?

Stina wrote: "discharge is never good..."

Never.

Being discharged from the hospital can be good.

I hate the word MOMS when used journalistically. I will not click on any story with MOMS in the headline. IT IS SLANG. Use the proper term: MOTHERS.

It gives me HIVES.

yes, but the word "discharge" is unpleasant.

As is charge, now that I think of it.

Phil wrote: "Has anyone said splooge?"

Yes. You.

Wart. Warts.

Meh. Gross in an onomatopoeic sense but the word it self is not that bad.

Especially if you're German where warten just means to wait.

Hm.


Führer /ˈfjʊərər/is pretty gross.

Oh come now.

It just means leader in German.

Lg, the way it makes my mouth feel as it is on its way out is what is gross. Isn't that the point of this thread?


Or are we talking about the image the word evokes? Because I've been playing this game wrong, if so.

Sally wrote: "Lg, the way it makes my mouth feel as it is on its way out is what is gross. Isn't that the point of this thread? "

Yes, that is an acceptable way to think of it.

We are not talking about the image a word evokes. Just the word at its most basic level, an agglomeration of letters.

So "Führer" is gross.

Say it is so.

Is it the umlaut that disturbs you?

No. The sound in my mouth as the word comes out.



Am I being unclear?

Maybe you're saying it wrong.

Enunciate.

sphagnum.

Cervix

balaghah

now you're just making noises

No, it means "eloquence" or "rhetoric" in Arabic.