Involuntary · 10 June 2001

There are words, such as underpants and douchebag, that crack me up every time I hear them. I cannot control this, but then again I don’t really want to.

For an as yet vaguely-defined upcoming project, I’d like to get an idea which words make you laugh involuntarily, and so am soliciting contributions. You need not explain why, but explanations are most welcome.

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  1. Rectum is another favourite hereabouts.
    — Dean Allen    Jun 10, 09:52 pm    #
  2. Crapweasel. After underpants, it's definitely crapweasel. I never understood where it came from, and I'm not sure I need to.
    — leslie harpold    Jun 10, 10:08 pm    #
  3. "Baggy Pants" "Crocodile Pyjamas" "Feathered Dog" "Burgermeister Buns" Underpants and douchebag are good too *cracks up*. "Crack" as in "Bum Crack"
    — Dean Burge    Jun 10, 10:17 pm    #
  4. penis and panties. i could just walk around all day and say "penis, penis, penis" with a big "ol grin. penis!
    — heather    Jun 10, 10:17 pm    #
  5. Flavia. This is the name of a company that puts out greeting cards and other such items. I always crack up whenever anyone mentions it (as in, "Look at my new Flavia organizer") because it sounds like Labia, or something sexual, anyway.
    — paula    Jun 10, 10:23 pm    #
  6. couscous sushi goob [blank]-ass
    — rebecca    Jun 10, 10:54 pm    #
  7. p. diddy
    — swilson    Jun 10, 11:52 pm    #
  8. cocknocker
    — nip    Jun 10, 11:55 pm    #
  9. boner
    — dogger    Jun 11, 12:42 am    #
  10. kumquat, glottal and buoy
    — David    Jun 11, 01:04 am    #
  11. ratbastard. never understood how the two were merged.
    — ryan    Jun 11, 01:29 am    #
  12. column my gr. 10 data-processing teacher used to pronounce both the m and the n in column.. and it became something of a mantra for me and my giggly desk-mate. I should note that I have to actually say the word to get the involuntary laughter.. two or three times.. by the fourth, I'm in tears.
    — katherine    Jun 11, 02:04 am    #
  13. Gonch (rhymes with launch) Some say "gitch," others say "ginch," Lemmy from Moose Jaw says "gotch." All are good. Somewhere between raunch and gross, the word sounds like mine smell.
    — Keegan    Jun 11, 02:25 am    #
  14. Jackhole.
    — Rob    Jun 11, 02:51 am    #
  15. beaker, twiddle, latent, and shazam
    — steve    Jun 11, 02:54 am    #
  16. Stoke-Mandeville. (Cf. Roy Blount Jr. essay, embedded in solution to "Spy" crossword, positing the renaming of rape as sodomy and the pressing into service of other placenames for sexual acts: friscolity, new yorkery, dallasm.)
    — Joe Clark    Jun 11, 03:01 am    #
  17. spermologer a picker-up of trivia, of current news, a gossipmonger, perhaps what we today would call a blogger ;-) Researcher friend found it in Shipley's Dictionary of Early English and we have both adopted it.
    — Allan Moult    Jun 11, 03:02 am    #
  18. Ass-monkey. Actually any word hyphenated with ass or monkey is great.
    — Dave Calam    Jun 11, 03:12 am    #
  19. Bacon. If you wanna get Barriemancer-Ontario-hip: Cybobacon.
    — Bill Snowden    Jun 11, 03:58 am    #
  20. Wildebeest. The word and the animal.
    — Cecily    Jun 11, 04:46 am    #
  21. Both ass and pants seem to merge well with other terms. See Beck Hansen: "chainsmoke cancer flashdance asspants"
    — Dean Allen    Jun 11, 04:56 am    #
  22. Eohippus, frenchies, myrtle. Persiflage, badinage. "-lingus." Flugelhorn.
    — Paul Ford    Jun 11, 06:16 am    #
  23. Vaginal. If this word is ever used in a non-medical pretense, I'll surely piss my pants. "Ya, I did her last night ... vaginally."
    — Moggy    Jun 11, 06:50 am    #
  24. The word wedgie cracks me up. Wedgie: the condition of having one's clothing stuck between the buttocks, often from having had one's pants or underwear pulled up as a prank.
    — MS    Jun 11, 07:00 am    #
  25. Flange, gusset and fartknocker all amuse me, but then I'm Welsh
    — David    Jun 11, 07:30 am    #
  26. Monkey.
    — Sharyl Morris    Jun 11, 09:48 am    #
  27. flibbertigibbet flib ber ti gib bet (flbr-t-jbt) n. A silly, scatterbrained, or garrulous person.
    — Sarz    Jun 11, 10:22 am    #
  28. All I can think of is Sasquatch, pringletoes, and rigamaroo.
    — Scott Neidig    Jun 11, 11:21 am    #
  29. "moist." i also agree with above nominations of "pants."
    — george    Jun 11, 12:06 pm    #
  30. "mellifluous", if for no other reason than that I once heard James Earl Jones say it as part of a top 10 list on Letterman. I can't think of the word without hearing him say it. Also: "guppy".
    — john    Jun 11, 12:24 pm    #
  31. "tinkle" is a funny word. so is "bourgeoisie"
    — bill    Jun 11, 12:27 pm    #
  32. "Leotards." My childhood best mate and I couldn't pronounce it, so it will always be "liter tarts" to me.
    — karen    Jun 11, 12:45 pm    #
  33. Behoove. As in, "It behooves me to..." Also, Esperanto. Never fails to put a huge smile on my face.
    — Derek Weiler    Jun 11, 12:49 pm    #
  34. Accenture and, of course, Uranus
    — Aaron    Jun 11, 12:56 pm    #
  35. Proctor and Invigilator
    — Greg Sainsbury    Jun 11, 01:04 pm    #
  36. A list of words that make me titter might include: Splurge, as in spending money recklessly. Effluvia, as in widely dispersed bits of junk. Also moist, higgeldy-piggeldy, asshole (a surprisingly vivid insult when you insert a deliberate pause between its component words ), hubba-hubba, and countless other equally wonderful words, because our language is ever so spiffy.
    — Gary Barker    Jun 11, 01:15 pm    #
  37. Zelda says she is not copying but Sasquatch has sent her over the edge many times. Pantyhose, however will always remain her favorite.
    — Zelda    Jun 11, 01:17 pm    #
  38. fornicate, rectify and "Religious Right"
    — Lisa    Jun 11, 01:22 pm    #
  39. Lozenge. Just say it. Ointment. You know why.
    — Stephen    Jun 11, 01:35 pm    #
  40. One more for me: bigamy. Mostly because it always calls to mind an old Marx Brothers routine: -- Margaret Hamilton: That's bigamy! -- Groucho: It's big a' you, it's big a' me, it's big a" both of us!
    — DW    Jun 11, 01:54 pm    #
  41. 1. "lug nut" 2. "Scranton" (a city in Pennsylvania--name sounds like a secret part of the anatomy in the region of the male scrotum) 3. "garbanza beans" (which my wife often eats with the previously suggested "couscous") 4. I heartily second Lisa's "rectify" (nothing beats hearing a super-serious boss saying we "must rectify the situation") 5. "dillweed"
    — dennis    Jun 11, 01:55 pm    #
  42. Spatula
    —    Jun 11, 01:58 pm    #
  43. "guacamole," especially the phrase "holy moly guacamole," which I imagine could also easily be spelled "holey moley guacamole." "petard" has also always had a certain effect, as has "moist."
    — joshua    Jun 11, 01:59 pm    #
  44. ho.
    — Melissa    Jun 11, 02:27 pm    #
  45. Bucolic. Doesn't mean what it sounds like. Grunion. Neither does this.
    — Alistair    Jun 11, 02:38 pm    #
  46. I live just outside of Scranton, so I have to second that one. But for my own nomination, I have to go with "rump cheeks"
    — John    Jun 11, 02:52 pm    #
  47. In my youth, I always got a giggle from the word "pianist." Serious music terminology as potty humor - always a hit with the kiddies. :-) ...and a few more for grins from the "doesn't-mean-what-it-sounds-like" department: Omnipotent. Masticate. Ennui. (or Ennuiui, for the pianists in the audience :-)
    — webchick    Jun 11, 03:06 pm    #
  48. Fuck. Sorry it's so cliche and unimaginative. But when said just so, I still laugh.
    — Lorna    Jun 11, 03:25 pm    #
  49. Wank.
    — Lorna (again)    Jun 11, 03:28 pm    #
  50. This one's a failsafe, at least in the context of snappy answers to stupid questions: "[sarcastic rejoinder], ya chowderfuck"
    — Dean Allen    Jun 11, 03:38 pm    #
  51. Homoboobian: my mother's word for people who whine.
    — Kirsten    Jun 11, 03:44 pm    #
  52. Any word that is mixed-up or unexpected, ala: easibly sam frank's disco sexretary And my all time favorite, from someone who ws dyslexic: Dyxlectic. (how he pronounced dyslexic, since his cruel malady didn't allow him to properly read even the name of his condition)
    — Noah    Jun 11, 03:50 pm    #
  53. Bitch, in particular when used (a) in "bitchslap", (b) with the alternate pronunciation "bee-yotch", or (c) in normal conversation describing a female canine ("all that bitch does is lie around the house all day.")
    — Anonymous    Jun 11, 04:02 pm    #
  54. gazeebo: Ga*zee'bo, n. [Humorously formed from gaze.] A summerhouse so situated as to command an extensive prospect. [Colloq.] Not to be confused with gazebo: ga ze bo (g-zb, -z-) n. A freestanding, roofed, usually open-sided structure providing a shady resting place. A belvedere. Say it out loud...you can't help but laugh. smega is a good snicker inducing word as well.
    — Todd    Jun 11, 04:08 pm    #
  55. Any word I've been staring at for long enough on a computer screen eventually stops making sense. "sidewalk" - couldn't get over that one for ages.
    —    Jun 11, 04:14 pm    #
  56. Me, I like "assmunch". The variant "buttmunch" is also good for a laugh. As is "stockwell".
    —    Jun 11, 04:20 pm    #
  57. Carpet-muncher. Been saying that every opportunity I get for weeks. Not quite as funny is cognate rug-muncher. Others: blowhard, bee-jay, or beej ("you want a beej, or do you want to just fuck?"), sodomite
    — Nyla    Jun 11, 04:21 pm    #
  58. I'll second assmunch and underpants, then throw in cockholster for good measure. Plus, I've gotta admit that chowderfuck just got me snickering...never heard that one.
    — calvo    Jun 11, 04:35 pm    #
  59. "booty." Any combination of the word "booty" with another word or part of a word is even better. "Bootylicious." "Booty house." "Bootyfunk." You get the idea.
    — moz    Jun 11, 04:41 pm    #
  60. weasel : hilarious. unctuous :bad. vacillate makes me feel i am in grade 4.
    — jocelyn    Jun 11, 04:42 pm    #
  61. "Snafu". It sounds like you are sneezing and saying "Bless you." all at once.
    — William    Jun 11, 04:49 pm    #
  62. "I've heard of booty call, but that's above and beyond the call of booty."
    —    Jun 11, 04:49 pm    #
  63. pisspot - good for all ages lugan or is it loogan - refers to a particular breed of Neanderthal rub-uglies - as in the "verb"
    — marc    Jun 11, 04:51 pm    #
  64. Once, I attended a conference by some guy named Wilfredo Colon. jeje. I know its mean but i can't help it.
    — ojkar    Jun 11, 04:52 pm    #
  65. penial gonad
    — Stephen    Jun 11, 04:53 pm    #
  66. Once, during sex, a girl yelled, "Oh you're so foxy!" That word just makes me cringe now.
    — Andre    Jun 11, 05:00 pm    #
  67. Djibouti. As in, "Shake djibouti."
    — Julian So    Jun 11, 05:08 pm    #
  68. "Nozzle" is always fun. And "guzzle" for the same reason. Also, appending the word "bucket" to the ends of other words can often amuse. Much the same way "pants" does.
    — phineas    Jun 11, 05:09 pm    #
  69. well, of course there's always "pants." but "pants" is just so over. so lately, when i need a pickmeup, i just whisper "moist" very quietly, and laugh on the inside.
    — michael    Jun 11, 05:13 pm    #
  70. yiddish words
    — max fishbowl    Jun 11, 05:17 pm    #
  71. "panties" gives me an ick and makes me giggle and "little boys room" as spoken by grown men - so dumb!
    — annette green    Jun 11, 05:32 pm    #
  72. "Toggle" Evokes tickle and fondle, but for computers.
    — Yes!    Jun 11, 05:56 pm    #
  73. How could I forget? "Knickers!"
    — phineas    Jun 11, 06:02 pm    #
  74. Nipple (the ultimate), diaper, reflux, D.I.N.K. (because it's so fitting) and "gobby", taken from the Spoonerism "my gobby is hardening" which was, and still is, a long-standing joke between my ex-boyfriend and I.
    — daegan    Jun 11, 06:10 pm    #
  75. Mega-[insertnounhere] eg savings, mall, project, vagina
    — rick    Jun 11, 06:12 pm    #
  76. In the last election I voted for a guy called Dick Proctor just because his name made me giggle.
    — Dave    Jun 11, 06:26 pm    #
  77. pants may be so last week, but "slacks" is forever.
    — jocelyn    Jun 11, 06:35 pm    #
  78. "Word." Read it fifty times over, then say it like a preacher, or like Cameo.
    — zach    Jun 11, 06:49 pm    #
  79. Fallon Mac Elligot An man i used to work with would say that, faking american accent, and i would piss in my pants.
    — dale    Jun 11, 07:02 pm    #
  80. to go along with the "appending to the ends of other words" thing -- juice. Add it to the end of anything, instant comedy. Bug-juice. Tree-juice. Cow-juice.
    — Jessa    Jun 11, 07:03 pm    #
  81. "Beverage" is particularly snicker-inducing. "Would you like a...beverage?" Although I now hear "leverage" (groan) nearly as frequently, and it's nearly as funny.
    — tipper    Jun 11, 07:10 pm    #
  82. boobies. i mean c'mon, what a ridiculous word. makes me think of 1st grade boys standing around snickering, going "boobies, boobies, boobies".
    — tim    Jun 11, 07:21 pm    #
  83. Snacks.
    — Scott    Jun 11, 07:22 pm    #
  84. dillweed
    — Tom    Jun 11, 07:24 pm    #
  85. Fartknocker. Donkeyjack. Penisbreath.
    — Tom Cosgrave    Jun 11, 07:30 pm    #
  86. BEASTULAX, malapropism for what keeps mankind alive (Beastial acts).
    — Juanita    Jun 11, 08:02 pm    #
  87. Mr. Smarty Pants.
    — Brian Moore    Jun 11, 08:12 pm    #
  88. cripes!
    — grant    Jun 11, 08:25 pm    #
  89. Trousers. A bajillion people said pants, but trousers are really the sleeper hit.
    — Molly    Jun 11, 08:47 pm    #
  90. Corbin Langdon --- assmaster
    — j    Jun 11, 08:52 pm    #
  91. Bunwaddy. My mother says that's what they called toilet paper in her day.
    — Adam    Jun 11, 08:56 pm    #
  92. Nougat. How could candy sound so creepy?
    — Molly    Jun 11, 08:58 pm    #
  93. urall-losers! getdayjobsorlives! youunfunny-bastards!
    — pener    Jun 11, 09:02 pm    #
  94. okay, the two that made me laugh from reading this thread were "chowderfuck" (HAH!) and "beverage" (yeah, I said it outloud....and hey, I like to say "carbonated beverage" for a laugh such as, "I would like a carbonated beverage, thank you!") here are a few I giggle at: woohaa pissass hee! cornbread bacne (back + acne)
    — Amber    Jun 11, 09:10 pm    #
  95. Oh man, these are excellent. I haven't laughed this hard since The Bad News Bears. Speaking of spoonerisms: imagine my alarm at finding its definition in the Random House Unabridged with the example "dear old queen."
    — Dean Allen    Jun 11, 09:34 pm    #
  96. Chlamydia Linguist Staphylococcus Deep-pile shag Ezra Levant
    — Oliver F.    Jun 11, 10:02 pm    #
  97. squamish, shazbat and poot
    — mel    Jun 11, 10:02 pm    #
  98. Please forgive me for posting twice, but I forgot "heinie".
    — Sharyl Morris    Jun 11, 10:06 pm    #
  99. fair
    — Greg    Jun 11, 10:16 pm    #
  100. cubby persnickety
    — sharpe    Jun 11, 10:29 pm    #
  101. diphthong
    — wilkes    Jun 11, 10:38 pm    #
  102. tit
    — dooce    Jun 11, 10:50 pm    #
  103. Sorry to crash the party, but am I the only one who's read this and realized that there's not a single word they can think of that will make them spontaneously laugh? Instead, I laugh at the mental picture of other people laughing at words, because a lot of words CAN be quite funny that way... I guess.
    — bmh    Jun 11, 11:17 pm    #
  104. flabbergast
    — mike s.    Jun 11, 11:47 pm    #
  105. do made-up words count? if so, i've got two: 'brodeo" and "prophylaxative"
    — frank    Jun 12, 12:13 am    #
  106. Yarf! Said with just the right nasal and throaty intonation gets me every time, hey, jeremy? Yarf! At the risk of hopeless redundancy I have to agree with the suffix "pants" as in nattypants, mr. pseudopants and snarkypants.
    — Snark    Jun 12, 12:19 am    #
  107. I am mono-lingual. This inexcusable ignorance allows me to laugh at thousands of non-English words. Some are funnier than others but I don't want to get personal.
    — bill    Jun 12, 12:33 am    #
  108. "Barn your door!!!" I had a roomate once, while sitting around watching t.v. he just yelled "Barn your door!" for no apparent reason. He also yells out the window of a moving vehicle to pedestrians "Nice socks!"
    — darrell    Jun 12, 12:53 am    #
  109. plangent
    — andy    Jun 12, 01:18 am    #
  110. horticulture (thanks to dorothy parker, who when challenged to make up a pun with the word, spat out "you can lead a whore to culture, but you can't make her think"
    — Dirk    Jun 12, 01:25 am    #
  111. shellac. also, puke.
    — paul    Jun 12, 01:53 am    #
  112. Filbert. If we're including made-up words, I nominate "sarcasmic". My friend was trying to say "sarcastic" but instead she came up with the perfect word for someone who's less than impressed with their lover. "Oh yeah... it feels so good..."
    — Dave    Jun 12, 01:58 am    #
  113. I think that the following words belong ONLY in the realm of pornographic and/or erotic materials: moist, ejaculate (it means to SAY FORCEFULLY?!? bollocks.), erect, and panties. yuck.
    — krissa    Jun 12, 04:13 am    #
  114. "Nigger" is the single funniest word in any human language. m@2zo
    — Matt Tuozzo    Jun 12, 04:14 am    #
  115. Where to start, where to start? root bean Castorbean has a nice ring to it. Bag Hose-bag Dirt-bag Rat-bag Scum-bag Rat Clusterfuck. I am pleased that someone else is equally amused by grunion.
    — Paolo    Jun 12, 04:31 am    #
  116. priapism the word and the condition (look it up, it's in the book). and almost any other medical term relating to genitalia. speaking of, in the animal realm, there is the equally funny... cloaca
    — dogger    Jun 12, 08:27 am    #
  117. btw- the "barn the door", "nice socks" guy has tourette syndrome. talk about words and funny.
    — dogger    Jun 12, 09:04 am    #
  118. apeshit splooge fuckwit Alas, most rude words make me laugh, especially if spoken with an accent. (e.g. the episode of Father Ted where someone calls him a "fuppin baxter," and then points at the "NO SWEARING" sign).
    — james    Jun 12, 11:21 am    #
  119. Certainly, as pronounced by Curly: soitenly. I have become completely unable to pronounce it correctly - I always say "soitenly".
    — Al V.    Jun 12, 11:23 am    #
  120. donkey-dong groin thighmaster hiphugger rejuvenate hoboken cucksocker buckfutter nutter (nutter, nutter gets me every time... thanks to sam) landline snatch (not as funny, since the movie) crotchety-crotch fucker (as in, "listen here, fucker..."; also pronounced as "focker") hock, schlock, and, of course, cock pawn (particularly used as a noun) bargain-basement-baudelaire (credit to simpsons" writers for this one) bananas brasiere promenade (draw out the last syllable as you say it, pronouncing it "add" rather than "aid") credenza (a former boss always used to ask me to look for files on his "credenza") hoopla prick; prickster (catch me in the right mood and the whole frickin" dictionary+ could go up right here)
    — lisa    Jun 12, 11:55 am    #
  121. turgid It tends to travel along with shaft.
    — kristin    Jun 12, 12:11 pm    #
  122. Shields and Yarnell
    — TheBrad    Jun 12, 01:35 pm    #
  123. drawer, titter and ickle. (how the hell do you derive "ickle" from little?)
    — fredo    Jun 12, 03:02 pm    #
  124. For some reason, I can't say Uranus without cracking at least a little smile. One time I tried to read a report about the aformentioned planet and couldn't get past the first line I was laughing so hard. Someone else actually had to finish reading the report.
    — Andrew    Jun 12, 03:10 pm    #
  125. Balmuto The name of a street in toronto(and other places, I'm sure). Saying it with a slow round u sound makes me crack up.
    — david    Jun 12, 03:19 pm    #
  126. slacks. i once showed up at a friend's house to pick him up wearing a brand new pair of wine coloured pants. upon opening the door, he proclaimed: "nice slacks!" this sent me into gales of laughter and prevented me from ever being able to wear the pants for any kind of serious occassion.
    — emira    Jun 12, 03:21 pm    #
  127. Midi. Also, "trenchant." And "film," when it's pronounced "fill-um."
    — Lauren    Jun 12, 03:37 pm    #
  128. Can't resist submitting a few more. I agree with the abovementioned "slacks" and "trousers" and "beverage". Hilariously stupid. I want to add, in the vein of Fallon MacElligott above, Hoodoo McFiggins. Hoodoo McFiggins is one of many corny pseudo-Celtic roadhouse type restaurants found in the suburbs of Ottawa. Sure there are more out there. Anyone? Then there's Crack-whore (and Assistant Crack-whore, for that matter); hornswaggled ("Well I'll be hornswaggled, Captain.") and Micronesia. What an inferiority complex those people have.
    — Nyla    Jun 12, 03:49 pm    #
  129. didgeridoo. just wrong.
    — Davezilla    Jun 12, 03:56 pm    #
  130. Horticulture. From Dorothy Parker: "You can lead a whore to culture, but you can't make her think."
    — Juliet    Jun 12, 03:57 pm    #
  131. Definitely CRACK WHORE.....for some reason, that makes me giggle so much! Oh, also GYNELOTRIMIN....I don't think I spelled that right, but that word always makes me smile....who knows why!
    — Jenn    Jun 12, 04:00 pm    #
  132. "Dork" made me pee my pants once. Also: "pants" and "ham bone" are funny. Not necessarily pants-pissing funny, but rather amusing all the same.
    — chunkbot    Jun 12, 04:59 pm    #
  133. Homo. It sends me straight back to the seventh grade. I recently heard it used in a meeting in the latin context as opposed to the sexual orientation context and it sent me into an embarrassing fit of Beavis and Butthead giggles.
    — Mary    Jun 12, 05:12 pm    #
  134. stroganoff.
    —    Jun 12, 05:35 pm    #
  135. Poodle, doorknob.
    — Lance    Jun 12, 05:59 pm    #
  136. homunculus honeypot Hackensack
    —    Jun 12, 06:06 pm    #
  137. duty, taint and poogy
    — beth    Jun 12, 06:07 pm    #
  138. Pantaloons. I mean, seriously. Would you want to wear pantaloons?
    — Dave    Jun 12, 06:09 pm    #
  139. Schlomo Shitz, Bernice Muckenfuss and Ima Butt, all REAL names lifted from a data-base at a company I used to work for. (it's what we did to pass time...look for unusal names)
    — James    Jun 12, 06:27 pm    #
  140. i adore saying giddy dizzy and miffed. it sounds like an emotion that a poodle would have.
    — Sue    Jun 12, 06:39 pm    #
  141. moron, schmuck, and f**kstick have always been my personal favorites. i used to run around chat channels with the screenname of schmuckboy...wanted to register as a domain name, but someone already beat me too it...no offense intended to those of the alternative lifestyle, but buttpirate has always cracked me up like I was a 6th grader
    — Jon    Jun 12, 07:45 pm    #
  142. doodie. and tutor.
    — joe    Jun 12, 08:00 pm    #
  143. titmouse - haggis -
    — michael    Jun 12, 08:35 pm    #
  144. jizzlobber snafu snatch
    — Terry    Jun 12, 09:00 pm    #
  145. Let me also add conch, corpuscle and phlegm.
    — Terry    Jun 12, 09:24 pm    #
  146. - come - as in the first time I heard the phrase, "betting on the come" I thought I'd die from giggling. Needless to say, we don't go to casinos any more. ever. - areole - Nobody pronounces it right. Nobody knows how. Ask three doctors to say it, and you'll hear three different ways. - twat - hardly ever hear that anymore. *sigh* Where has all the good slang gone?
    — patti    Jun 12, 11:41 pm    #
  147. Huber Mini Huber -- actual name of a dive instructor I met at the Red Sea...
    —    Jun 13, 12:20 am    #
  148. The names of people I've met: Dana Baldinger Hercules Catuntez Gay Smiley Haar, Don Bob Loblaw
    — Dean Allen    Jun 13, 01:03 am    #
  149. have to admit a certain weakness for the term warms the cockles
    — endgame    Jun 13, 03:30 am    #
  150. pet dander
    — Stephen    Jun 13, 03:32 am    #
  151. Taking photographs in the local botanic gardens [Tasmania, Australia] yesterday and came across this new candidate - a member of the Scrophulariceae family, a pretty white flower with the unfortunate botanical name of Penstemon whippleanus. I kid you not.
    — Allan Moult    Jun 13, 05:01 am    #
  152. Hoopla Kersplatt (from a comic, can't remember where) Ewe Fornicate (can't help thinking of furnace) Thick (as in dim)
    — Koen Kleijn    Jun 13, 09:31 am    #
  153. Sustainable architecture? Yeah right!
    — Grant Dunlop    Jun 13, 10:39 am    #
  154. "Flaccid." The mere mention of the word makes me grin. I've almost choked to death laughing several times when, while eating some soft, jiggly food, the phrase "Eww. This is flaccid." has popped into my head. Also, anything written in that 18th-century-capitalize-everything style is hilarious, even if the content is boring. I can't decide why. "My dear Cousin was attacked by a most vicious Cat this Morning and had to take to her Bed the rest of the Day."
    — Jami    Jun 13, 12:36 pm    #
  155. Salsa and Coupon crack me up.
    — Aaron    Jun 13, 01:43 pm    #
  156. neutrino
    — april    Jun 13, 02:08 pm    #
  157. Botschafter, a german word meaning herald or ambassador.
    — miles    Jun 13, 02:12 pm    #
  158. glossolalia. cracks me up, the word and the activity.
    — charles    Jun 13, 02:36 pm    #
  159. smegma testes kumquat (seconding David up there) gasious (pronounced in a high english accent)
    — caroline    Jun 13, 03:48 pm    #
  160. "Nuggets"
    — nick    Jun 13, 05:12 pm    #
  161. "Gargoyle" and any of Pittsburgh's rivers or Wisconsin's lakes. Also, any part of the human anatamy suffixed by either "-butter" or "-cheese"
    — Aaron    Jun 13, 06:30 pm    #
  162. There are few words that automatically crack my up. But I have three, each depicting the same anatomical region: the choad, or chote. Also known as the "Cuzzif" (cuzzif you didn't have it, your intestines would fall out) or the "Taint" (taint your rectum, taint your twig and berries/nernie). After 30 years, I still don't know the actual term for this part of the body. The ass-seam?
    — Eyamie    Jun 13, 07:14 pm    #
  163. Agree with: smegma turgid apeshit Recommend: fiddlefuck fartblossom trundle flapjacks spaz spunk flautist flu flume crevice device probe anal (Not in the sexual way, but more like "retentive" as in, "He's so anal.") hose hose-clamp hoosier Ida (Proper name, but I recall "Ida", "Ida who?" "I'd a fucked her if she hadn't passed out.") That's about all I got. I'm spent. Wait spent
    — ollie    Jun 13, 07:15 pm    #
  164. Ah. I've been told that it is a sphincter hem.
    — Eyamie    Jun 13, 07:16 pm    #
  165. Perineum.
    — Dean Allen    Jun 13, 07:31 pm    #
  166. Ah, I'm afraid I must correct the Overlord of this site! The perineum is the little interior thing that feels good when you have a nightstick pressed against it. I think it may be a gland. In fact, it may be the gland that explains much of my behaviour.
    — Eyamie    Jun 13, 07:38 pm    #
  167. Cupcake. Crotch. Vulva. Belch.
    — Alistair    Jun 13, 08:25 pm    #
  168. epitome (because it's so easily mispronounced. Actually, any word mispronounced with a straight face will make me laugh. That's just mean of me. Like, contribute pronounced CONtribute, etc. I'm such a snob.) 'sufficiently siphoncified" (I don't know how to spell that....but I know it means "I've eaten enough, thanks.") eschatological (because it sounds like scatological) hermeneutics (Remember those Herman cartoons?) Harrass. (How are we supposed to pronounce that?)
    — Hildegarde    Jun 13, 08:50 pm    #
  169. "Deep-pile shag" is genius. You people are missing a classic: "poop." I once (I swear) had a guidance counselor named Dick Happy. My friend and I invented a word once. It was hilarious just for how it sounded. We tried to invent a meaning for it just because we liked saying it, but could come up with nothing suitable. Ladies and Gentlemen, I bring you "scrunt." This is about words, but the phrase about "the little Dutch boy with his finger in the dyke," almost gave me an aneurysm once.
    — ketan    Jun 13, 10:10 pm    #
  170. onomatopoeia what's up with that word?
    — jake    Jun 13, 11:55 pm    #
  171. "botard" 'fucknut" 'donkey lips"
    — jennifer    Jun 14, 01:32 am    #
  172. "disgruntled" - or, for that matter, "gruntled" 'rectumfied" - a made-up word, synonymous with screwed, hooped, f*cked, etc. "occasional table" - in the words of self-proclaimed professional idiot Les Barker: "I've got an occasional table / There it is over there / You can tell it's an occasional table / Today's its day off, it's a chair!"
    — Erwin    Jun 14, 04:01 am    #
  173. Well, being from New Jersey, I have to nominate a town or two: Ho-Ho-Kus and Buttsville. Actual towns in Jersey, I shit you not. Here's one I am surprised not to see: pussywillow! My friends and I have called each other Dillweed for years, Buttmunch is also a perennial favorite, we're quite a loving bunch.
    — Jennifer    Jun 14, 11:53 am    #
  174. slobber. I don't know why. The hubby and I have chosen "dogslobber" as our new fictitious band name. "Asshand" was our previous choice.
    — ari    Jun 14, 01:28 pm    #
  175. p diddy taint geich
    — beth    Jun 14, 03:07 pm    #
  176. antidisistablishmentarianism---what the hell!?! I can't even spell that thing...
    — amy    Jun 14, 04:04 pm    #
  177. Most words with two of the same vowel next to each other. i.e. cheese boobies spleen poop loogie feet woozy etc... Plus products that set themselves apart by misspelling everyday words: Treet Bloo Moovies Kool Although not technically a word, "Kajagoogoo" is pretty darn hilarious.
    — eric    Jun 14, 05:53 pm    #
  178. puce wingnut widget and swakapates (pronounced swocka-paw-tayce, a word my ex and i made up, signifying nothing, but hilarious if followed by "whoosh") puce is my favorite, though.
    — sarah    Jun 14, 06:46 pm    #
  179. bushwa, esp. the phrase "Utter bushwa".
    — Graham    Jun 14, 06:47 pm    #
  180. brouhaha
    — Jon    Jun 14, 07:08 pm    #
  181. clagnut, ponce and shagwit always raise a chuckle. Good old British slang.
    — Richard Rutter    Jun 15, 08:57 am    #
  182. After much thought, "debriefing." And especially in business contexts, "penetration" (e.g., customer penetration).
    — Jon    Jun 15, 08:58 am    #
  183. Two things: The Overlord, as always, was right on Perineum. Pfart. How could anyone forget pfart?
    — Eyamie (last time)    Jun 15, 12:42 pm    #
  184. Jar. (Say it over and over--it's like some kind of mantra.) Hose-bag. I used to say that so much, the guys at the office made me change it. I now say "hose-head."
    — Billy Rhythm    Jun 15, 01:43 pm    #
  185. smegma --- gross, but irresistably funny
    — mike    Jun 15, 01:46 pm    #
  186. As an expression of amazement : "Shit my pants!"
    — LevcoS    Jun 15, 02:39 pm    #
  187. Shitbird
    —    Jun 15, 05:10 pm    #
  188. flibbertigibbet, my point exactly.
    — um, okay    Jun 15, 07:50 pm    #
  189. wankel rotary engine vibraphone winkie
    — pratt    Jun 15, 08:00 pm    #
  190. Ballcock. Titmouse.
    — Ketan    Jun 16, 12:39 am    #
  191. shampoo dildo Art Roux, as in "hey you Art Roux!" Betty bulbous feltch, always used as a command... Feltch me! urethra goiter fistula (nasty medical term) poofter Thanks, I feel better now that I've wiped the tears from my eyes.
    — ian    Jun 16, 01:04 am    #
  192. english (UK) pronunciation makes any word sound hilarious: laboratory - aluminium - jaguar, especially jaguar "jag-yeu-ar"
    — justin    Jun 16, 01:37 am    #
  193. "Animal Husbandry"
    — Ketan    Jun 16, 04:50 pm    #
  194. nugget. treasure. snack. moist. singly, and in combination.
    — p    Jun 16, 11:04 pm    #
  195. cocktail. the combination of a man's "little explorer" and the treasure it seeks equals some sort of alcoholic beverage. this never made sense to me.
    — ecd    Jun 17, 06:09 pm    #
  196. Posting problems, due to the idiocy of the author, have been fixed.
    — Dean Allen    Jun 19, 09:57 pm    #
  197. Penultimate. Far too many people fling that word around, and they almost always mean "final." And so I have to chortle quietly, as politely as possible.
    — Jessica    Jun 20, 02:36 am    #
  198. I can't believe nobody included "spoo." Come to think of it, "nobody" is pretty good too.
    — Dave    Jun 20, 01:02 pm    #
  199. frottage This word means sexual rubbing in public, I first saw it when reading the Starr Report on the Lewinsky affair; looked it up on the spot. Giggles.
    — Ben    Jun 20, 07:36 pm    #
  200. dingleberry (n.) a blemish, wart or skin tag on or around the buttocks.
    — Chris    Jun 20, 11:05 pm    #
  201. Axunge Ax'unge, n. lard prepared for medical use.
    — matt    Jun 21, 01:51 pm    #
  202. Renob.
    — LevcoS    Jun 21, 05:57 pm    #
  203. After being obsessed with cum laude boon doggy, we of course had to come up with a retaliatory response.
    — fuckazebra    Jun 21, 09:45 pm    #
  204. Pants and penis have rolled off my tongue perhaps a few too many times, but I dare say I can't help it. What else... Hoochie mama's pretty good.
    — microknee    Jun 22, 01:16 am    #
  205. How horrible is pronounced by many different persons.
    — will    Jun 22, 07:53 pm    #
  206. Pontoons.
    — Jon    Jun 28, 12:45 am    #
  207. dingle doobie keebler the phrase, from Ween: "I should like the guacomole" and, for good measure, Ween. Ok. Thanks. Bye
    — Jimbler    Jul 3, 02:30 pm    #
  208. Killer App Shat Joop! H. I. McDonough Ok, then.
    — a.m.    Jul 4, 02:53 pm    #
  209. handi-capable tastes like chicken i go now
    — A.M. (REDUX)    Jul 4, 03:26 pm    #
  210. guzzle
    — Dave    Jul 10, 01:39 pm    #
  211. asspatch.
    — max    Jul 11, 08:09 pm    #
  212. bufus (big ugly, fat ugly, slut)
    — kevin s    Jul 15, 09:13 pm    #
  213. Bats. The whole package is proof that the universe is benign (and proably a little bored by now ). Also Cancer but that's most likely a nervous thing. Ernest Borgnine too. say it slowly. Jeff is a deeply silly word as well. Goiter.Monkey.Puzzle.Thong. As in 'My Thong Stinks'. and possibly the dirtiest most irredeemably unclean word of all time PUTTANESCA.
    — little sparta    Jul 17, 01:00 am    #
  214. Very sorry. Forgot one : De-glove. Which is what happens when you get into a very, very hot bath and your outside slips off.
    — little sparta    Jul 17, 01:04 am    #
  215. Putin, pronouced poot-in', as in Vladimir Putin, Russan President.
    — sydney    Jul 17, 05:30 pm    #
  216. doofus heuvos dipshit "What brown and sounds like a bell?" dung
    — jay    Jul 18, 04:31 am    #
  217. Joose! Shtuff, minge, froop, delicious. Also any word repeated loudly while running around in department stores.
    — Kev    Jul 19, 02:31 pm    #
  218. "enbiggens" used in context: "A noble spirit enbiggens the smallest man" - Enscribed on the base of the statue of Jebediah Springfield in the show The Simpsons.
    — Nick Finck    Jul 20, 06:06 am    #
  219. cwm y glo [pronounced cum-uh-glow - the village where i live in wales, uk]
    — anorakgirl    Jul 20, 10:20 am    #
  220. Seeing "popped a boner" in print is maybe the most hilairious thing ever. Also, "hey, look at that guy" rarely fails. But the funniest three words in the history of the English language are as follows: "Dad falls down."
    — Bo Fahs    Jul 21, 12:50 am    #
  221. Oh, I forgot: Dickhead, if you actualy think of the person it's directed toward's head as a dick. Oh, man, that's funny.
    — Bo Fahs    Jul 21, 12:59 am    #
  222. i think it has to be chinq or the english word blimey scream it loud with an accent you'll shit yourself also i never thought of it till i saw someone write "Would you like a carbonated beverage" i swear i almost pissed myself
    — danielle    Jul 30, 05:19 pm    #
  223. When sombody is referred to as a helmet, amuses me!
    — Iain    Aug 4, 11:15 pm    #
  224. matt! i want to find you ! write me
    — marcia    Jan 8, 04:18 am    #
  225. ”Ass-Clown” as in ”That no talent Ass-Clown” in Office Space
    — Milo    Jan 29, 05:08 pm    #
  226. HornSwaggled. Just what the hell is it? Something you do to a Horn? (the thought makes me giggle)The great George Carlin once asked this question, “Does one HornSwaggle or do they Swaggle the Horn”?
    — Smokee    Sep 14, 02:40 pm    #
  227. contractual love affair- a love affair with a co-worker to be ended once his/her job contract is finished(usually contract is between 3-6 months in most companies).
    — aprilmayjune    Sep 21, 08:11 pm    #
  228. Homoerectus, which is the name of a gay bar in Brussells
    — Richard Sullivan    Oct 13, 11:34 pm    #
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