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What is your favorite monosyllabic word?

According to The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company.

Mono - One
Syllable - A unit of spoken language consisting of a single uninterrupted sound formed by a vowel, diphthong, or syllabic consonant alone, or by any of these sounds preceded, followed, or surrounded by one or more consonants.
Monosyllabic - Having only one syllable.

Examples include - dog, what, you, I, card, and Ted



 

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Enheduanna Survey Central Subscriber
posted 24-Oct-2004 6:49pm  
Fudge.
kirst
posted 24-Oct-2004 6:53pm  
dusk
reevee
posted 24-Oct-2004 7:29pm  
 * duh! *
iamdonte
posted 24-Oct-2004 8:13pm  
sh*t
pandora
posted 24-Oct-2004 8:40pm  
Zoinks.
gambler Gold Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 24-Oct-2004 8:54pm  
No
Jabbc7 Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 24-Oct-2004 9:09pm  
crack
cB
posted 24-Oct-2004 9:18pm  
Pie....mmmm pie....
cB
(reply to Enheduanna) posted 24-Oct-2004 9:20pm  
Fudge IS a good one. It can be used as so many different things.

Check this out if you haven't seen it already - http://www.ebaumsworld.com/fwordflash.html
darkshadowsseeker
posted 24-Oct-2004 9:28pm  
Cake followed by pie.
cB
(reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 24-Oct-2004 9:35pm  
Well, if you could say Ice Cream really fast as a monosyllabic word, that would be it.
romkey Survey Central Gold Subscriber
posted 24-Oct-2004 9:58pm  
"Yes."
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to cB) posted 24-Oct-2004 10:23pm  
 * laughing out loud * I can talk fast, but not THAT fast!  * winking raspberry *
Galomorro Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 24-Oct-2004 10:24pm  
URK
Zang
posted 25-Oct-2004 1:26am  
"chicken" is a nice woody word!  * grin *
LuckyKid
posted 25-Oct-2004 1:52am  
thump
thick
chalk
jettles Survey Central Gold Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 25-Oct-2004 7:03am  
peace
Hans
posted 25-Oct-2004 8:01am  
Mist. (Of course, my favourite monosyllabic word can't be English.)
FordGuy Silver Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 25-Oct-2004 8:40am  
I
ASexyBabe
posted 25-Oct-2004 8:55am  
Dave
TeddyMiller Survey Central Gold Subscriber
posted 25-Oct-2004 9:26am  
I use "frell" a lot; it's a made-up curse word from the science fiction series Farscape.
bill Survey Central Gold Subscriber Double Gold Star Survey Creator
posted 25-Oct-2004 10:18am  
quiet
Maarten
(reply to Zang) posted 25-Oct-2004 10:43am  
Yes, chicken.  * smile *
moonstone
posted 25-Oct-2004 11:03am  
love
cerealkiller Gold Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 25-Oct-2004 12:13pm  
cat
Enheduanna Survey Central Subscriber
(reply to cB) posted 25-Oct-2004 1:09pm  
 * laughing out loud * I especially liked "Why don't you go outside and play hide-and-go-fudge-yourself."
FordGuy Silver Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
(reply to cerealkiller) posted 25-Oct-2004 3:04pm  
 * laughing out loud * That was fudging hilarious!  * laughing out loud *
leahdoll
posted 25-Oct-2004 4:46pm  
Yes.
cerealkiller Gold Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
(reply to FordGuy) posted 25-Oct-2004 4:52pm  
????
Tazwert
posted 25-Oct-2004 5:54pm  
Edited for Content
Biggles Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 25-Oct-2004 7:05pm  
*grunt*
Biggles Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
(reply to bill) posted 25-Oct-2004 7:06pm  
Are you being deliberately difficult, or have you actually got a way of saying "quiet" with just one syllable? Every time I try I sound like a baby bird squwarking for worms!  * grin *
Danger
posted 25-Oct-2004 7:07pm  
huh
rtvN8geo265
posted 25-Oct-2004 8:10pm  
$#%##%*$(%$#(*%#!!!!

... seriously, though, I like YUP.
bill Survey Central Gold Subscriber Double Gold Star Survey Creator
(reply to Biggles) posted 25-Oct-2004 8:59pm  
I'm just being stupid... it sounded like one syllable to me this morning  * duh! *
Iseult Quadruple Gold Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 25-Oct-2004 10:40pm  
crap
Biggles Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
(reply to bill) posted 26-Oct-2004 9:42am  
Oh, that's ok then!  * grin *
killme1042
posted 26-Oct-2004 9:53am  
Fudge. that's a great word
autumnlight
posted 26-Oct-2004 3:39pm  
bilge or smock
lily333
posted 26-Oct-2004 4:17pm  
laugh
MssAmericat
posted 26-Oct-2004 5:36pm  
God
Irene007 Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 26-Oct-2004 8:44pm  
Beer
Irene007 Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to cB) posted 26-Oct-2004 8:54pm  
> Fudge IS a good one. It can be used as so many different things.
>
> Check this out if you haven't seen it already - http://www.ebaumsworld.com/fwordflash.html

 * laughing out loud * "John fudgeed Shirley" My parents' names! Look what they ended up with!?! Fudging ME!!

I saw the word "centence" in there... and according to Merriam Webster Fudge "is akin to Dutch fokken to breed cattle" I also read that farmers fudgeed the earth with seeds... I don't remember where I saw that now....
Irene007 Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to Zang) posted 26-Oct-2004 8:57pm  
> "chicken" is a nice woody word!  * grin *

"Happiness is a warm gun. Yes it is. Bang Bang Shoot Shoot"
Beatles

I hear that the original lyrics were changed!  * grin *
Irene007 Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to FordGuy) posted 26-Oct-2004 8:59pm  
> I

*quickly followed with the word beer!*
caviartaste
posted 26-Oct-2004 10:38pm  
ka - a word coined by Stephen King in the Dark Tower Series used somewhat like "the will of the gods" or "fates" "destiny" "something that was meant to be"...etc...
caviartaste
(reply to TeddyMiller) posted 26-Oct-2004 10:40pm  
well, FRELL!!!!! another Farscape fan!!!! I thought it was just me and Biggles!!! YEA!!!!!!!  * smile *  * love *  * love *  * love *
caviartaste
(reply to Zang) posted 26-Oct-2004 10:43pm  
I'm taken aback.....I never expected that one out of you, Zang!  * wink *
caviartaste
(reply to bill) posted 26-Oct-2004 10:49pm  
yeah - bill, in Alabama....that's a 3 syllable word!!!!
caviartaste
(reply to cB) posted 26-Oct-2004 10:55pm  
That was so fudging funny!!!  * laughing out loud *
cB
(reply to caviartaste) posted 27-Oct-2004 2:54am  
ebaumsworld.com has some great stuff on it
bill Survey Central Gold Subscriber Double Gold Star Survey Creator
(reply to caviartaste) posted 27-Oct-2004 8:12am  
I really need to move to Alabama... I'm sure I'd fit in there. If I spend too much time around someone with a southern accent, I start to uncontrollably mimic the accent. It's like I really want to talk that way. I also have a lot of trouble competing with all the fast talkers up here.
FordGuy Silver Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
(reply to Irene007) posted 27-Oct-2004 10:03am  
Wait!

I change my vote.

BEER only has one syllable.

I choose BEER as my favorite monowhatever word!
caviartaste
(reply to bill) posted 27-Oct-2004 10:56am  
When I was in LA, my friend's boyfriend was from New York, and it was so funny because I kept running to get ahead of him so I could face him just to hear him speak....because he was talking so fast, I was struggling that bad just to understand what he was saying! I felt like I was running all week just to keep up with his speech!
bill Survey Central Gold Subscriber Double Gold Star Survey Creator
(reply to caviartaste) posted 27-Oct-2004 11:01am  
Yeah, we're wound a bit tight up here.  * smile * We all walk too fast too.
Zang
(reply to caviartaste) posted 27-Oct-2004 4:17pm  
You don't think I like chickens?  * raspberry *
caviartaste
(reply to Zang) posted 27-Oct-2004 4:58pm  
Sure......and I bet some of them even like you too....you spry imp! ROFL  * winking raspberry *
Irene007 Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to FordGuy) posted 27-Oct-2004 6:28pm  
Welcome to the club!  * yes *
Zang
(reply to caviartaste) posted 27-Oct-2004 7:38pm  
 * raspberry *

(notice my tongue is hanging out?)
justjulie
posted 27-Oct-2004 9:26pm  
tree
bead
scott
kid
rain
love
cat
grass
ummm...
tongue
.....
caviartaste
(reply to Zang) posted 27-Oct-2004 10:31pm  
 * laughing out loud * ..I bet you say that to all the girls..... lol....
Zang
(reply to caviartaste) posted 28-Oct-2004 12:54am  
No, actually I'm usually pretty well behaved. However, once I've said "chicken", there isn't much point in any pretense...  * grin *
caviartaste
(reply to Zang) posted 28-Oct-2004 9:15am  
of course, I know that sweetie, which is why I was suprised. I think the laughter has left the joke at this point and we're both at the point of the "ok, Elvis has left the building...." let it go away....and yet here I am still talking.... did you ever get one of those people who just kept posting to you long after what you were done talking about was over? Isn't that annoying? Someone should make a survey about that. LOL
Johan
posted 28-Oct-2004 6:09pm  
uh--it is useful as a response, a greeting, an affirmative, negative, inquiry, verbal pause for time, or about anything else if grunted with the right emphasis.
ivan
posted 2-Nov-2004 5:47am  
'aye' as in yes is pretty cool... actually, 'cool' is pretty cool
kaleb777
posted 4-Nov-2004 7:48pm  
Mum
thechefgirl
posted 9-Nov-2004 3:15pm  
Me
LuridHope Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 18-Nov-2004 12:04am  
Unappreciative
LuridHope Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 18-Nov-2004 12:05am  
OOOps, Mono, duh....
I meant, Crap
anonymous
posted 27-Nov-2004 2:24pm  
'uch'. (Like an expression of disgust) People can say 'uch' just fine, but they can't pronounce anything with 'ch' in a foreign language.... I'm talking mostly about Americans...  * smile *
RainingFeathers
posted 8-Dec-2004 3:37pm  
Cake
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