fuck

and several of its derivatives

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Originally posted by DJ Cinos My nominees: Luminous Symphony Hm?

arent even real english words

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Originally posted by TranceGiant arent even real english words

Symphony

luminous

Euphoria

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Originally posted by jonze234 Symphony luminous

thanks for the confirmation

Middle English symphonye, harmony, from Old French symphonie, from Latin symphnia, from Greek sumphni, from sumphnos,

Middle English, from Old French lumineux, from Latin lminsus, from lmen, lmin-, light

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Originally posted by TranceGiant thanks for the confirmation Middle English symphonye, harmony, from Old French symphonie, from Latin symphnia, from Greek sumphni, from sumphnos, Middle English, from Old French lumineux, from Latin lminsus, from lmen, lmin-, light

Bitch bitch bitch. They're english now.

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TranceCritic ftw!

I thought when voting for the most beautiful English word it would only make sense to nominate original English creations and no adoptions form other langs. But that's just me.

By the way, I'm pretty positive "beautiful" is exclusively English.

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Originally posted by TranceGiant I thought when voting for the most beautiful English word it would only make sense to nominate original English creations and no adoptions form other langs. But that's just me. By the way, I'm pretty positive "beautiful" is exclusively English.

I don't think there's anything that truly exclusively english it's always got some roots in some other language somewhere along the way pretty much no?

Beer.

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Originally posted by TranceGiant I thought when voting for the most beautiful English word it would only make sense to nominate original English creations and no adoptions form other langs. But that's just me. By the way, I'm pretty positive "beautiful" is exclusively English.

Most English words are transended from French,Germanic and Latin Roots. There aren't that many 'English creations,' and what would you define as English anyway? Anglo-Saxon!

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