Words That Convey Their Meaning Perfectly
 

I was running errands today and I like to listen to the comedy channels on Sirusxm.

John Mulaney used the word "lurk" in such a way during a story that it needed nothing else...I love economy of word usage and it go me thinking. I am at my shop working on small projects in the a/c since the tree pollen Count is Dracula.

If I may: Murky.

Any others?

D'oh!

Spooge

Slut

You folks do not disappoint:cool:

- Grumpy

Boom!
Clang!
Splat!

Yeah I watched a lot of the original Batman.

And then we have Don Martin...

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"You have an admirer." (some creep is staring at you).

Crikey that was close!
(https://www.britannica.com/biography/Steve-Irwin)

To those who do not speak English, the word "diarrhea" sounds beautiful. They guess it is a girl's name.

ooze

As in "Too many large people next to me, oozing into my paid for space" -taken from the plane ticket thread.

You should listen to the Finish comedian, Ismo, when he describes his occasional difficulties with mastering English.

Fire

Smegma

Nudnik [a nag]
Kvetch [a complainer]
Shtunk [a jerk]
Putz [as above]

Yiddish has lots of them.

Speak the language of the intended audience.

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Lol

Moist
Sputter
Dumbass
Flail
Conundrum

Furious
Elated

(Extremes are straight forward)

Goy. You are not Jewish or you are.