What is the fakest sounding real word/name you can think of.

[Vigafre]

Verisimilitude.

I dunno. First thing that popped into my head.

[Myrph]

Englebert Humperdinck

Need I say more?

[Mister Fiend]

Hasenfeffer
sassafras
Sheboygan
mukluks
Dick Trickle
Dick Army
Wolf Blitzer
Matt Wiggins
Moon Unit Zappa
Lisa Bonet ate no basil.
"Do nine men interpret?" "Nine men" I nod.
May a moody baby doom a yam?
Nurse I spy Gypsies, run!

[Jillers]

Guffaw

[empath]

Magnolia Thunderpussy.

...

"Fricassee. Isn't that a weird word?

Fricassee, fricassee, fricassee."


And as for palindromes, just go hang a salami; I'm a lasagna hog.

[epocalypse]

Can we go outside of English? Cause so much of German just sounds insane to me.

Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft = Federal Association of Labor

Kunsthochschule = Art School

In English, we have crapulence and it's even more false sounding route, crapula, the former of which means the state of wallowing in inebriation, and the latter of which just means the inebriation.

I'll work on names, none Come off the top of my head (considering I have friends named Ioana, Nitzan and Ninan, I'm pretty flexible when it comes to names).

[GreigKM]

Daewoo Magnus (it's a car)

[King Kool]

Seattle

[zfubarz]

lol other languages should probably be for a different topic, although I do always like the tim allen bit about butterfly.

[tamaness]

Bucket.
Bucket bucket bucket.

[auberginequeen]

Titmouse.

Or any of these name suggestions for Ford vehicles by Marianne Moore:

Thunder Crester.

Pastelogram.

Intelligent Whale. (Which incidentally is the name of a hand-crank submarine)

Mongoose Civique.

Varsity Stroke.

Utopian Turtletop.

[TomBrend]

Saskatchewan.

Probably falls under the foreign language heading, it's probably a native American name of some sort.

[Juliamon]

Apparently there's some athlete named Trueblood, which confused me for a full 2 minutes because I was listening to the talking heads on TV discussing him while I was in the kitchen making a sandwich, and was like "wait, isn't that a TV show? Why are they talking about a TV show?"

I think he must be from some ancient wizarding family.

[auberginequeen]

Nevada.

Spanish for snowfall? Seriously?!

[2stepz]

sphygmomanometer... its just fun to say. Then you learn it's a "blood pressure cuff" and the fun is gone.

[Vaughn]

flange

[Vigafre]

NEEDS MORE FLANGE

[theDreamer]

Utopian Turtletop.

Utopian Turtletop is the name of my Anti-Grunge Cyber Acid Rock band.

[Darkobra]

Griorgair Nathraichean.

[korri]

lol I always forget a sousaphone is a real thing
Why are instruments always so oddly named?
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So the sousaphone was invented by american composer John Phillip Sousa so that the tuba would be easier to hold and still have a deep rich sound, which other instruments at the time didn't have...

I always thought the world Speleology was funny

[Mister Fiend]

Thwart. Thwart. Thwart.

[It's My Delorean]

Purple, Banana, and ampersand.

Oh as well as Lekuz. - A monetary unit of Albania. Listen to the Futurama commentary for "Obseletely Fabulous"

[Jillers]

Ficus. I really love that word.

[Zombaholic]

Worcester

[Dutch guy]

Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia

Yeah, thats the fear of long words. I'm feeling a little on edge myself.