What was that word?

[Stella_Omega]

You know-- it's the only word that really means exactly what you are thinking of... and it um starts with maybe a "D" and it kind of not really-but-sort-of sounds like "twilight?"

This clever little application might help you find it.Tip of my tongue

There's an app, too.

 

[NekoParks]

Way too cool...

You know-- it's the only word that really means exactly what you are thinking of... and it um starts with maybe a "D" and it kind of not really-but-sort-of sounds like "twilight?"

This clever little application might help you find it.Tip of my tongue

There's an app, too.

Thanks, Stella. This is so nifty... I've already tried it out.

 

[3113]

Cool!

 

[mynameisben]

You know-- it's the only word that really means exactly what you are thinking of... and it um starts with maybe a "D" and it kind of not really-but-sort-of sounds like "twilight?"

Is it dboobslight?

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

What works for me is placing the mystery aside to allow my inner humunculus time to locate the word.

 

[jomar]

Ditto.

Though the app does bring up words I've never heard of.

 

[RedHairedandFriendly]

Oh I like this.

 

[D_Lynn]

Oh, I like this.

Thanks, Stella.

 

[TE999]

Heh! Me like. Even I, the Sahib of Ad Lib, The Sultan of Sarcasm, The Titan of Trivia, The Master of Obscure Phraseology; is occasionally at a loss for words. This site is an invaluable resource in the search for that elusive TOT 'what was that word' hiding deep in the Cerebellum.

Thanks, Stella.

 

[carlieplum]

Thanks!

I bookmarked it! Thank you.

 

[NekoParks]

Heh! Me like. Even I, the Sahib of Ad Lib, The Sultan of Sarcasm, The Titan of Trivia, The Master of Obscure Phraseology; is occasionally at a loss for words. This site is an invaluable resource in the search for that elusive TOT 'what was that word' hiding deep in the Cerebellum.

Thanks, Stella.

Yep. You certainly have that esoteric vocabulary thang nailed down well. You're not the Professor on Gilligan's Island, are you?

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

Ditto.

Though the app does bring up words I've never heard of.

Pshaw! Serious word-prospectors simply read William F.Buckley and harvest the crop.