Stylish, sophisticated, elegant vocab

[Eason]

Fierce

 

[Flieger]

sprezzatura

 

[Flieger]

also CAWQKFAGUESZZZZZ

 

[amerikajinda]

Pronouncing schedule as "sedge-yool"

Cheers!

 

[zillka]

'summer' as a verb

the PATH runs 24/7

 

[acidboy]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

"Indeed, that is a rather vile motherfucker".

you mean a mumcopulator?

 

[sjd]

Originally Posted by IUtoSLU

Spelling words the British way: harbor becomes harbour, color becomes colour, etc.

Originally Posted by leftover_salmon

I prefer the ones where the E and R are reversed, as in "centre" and "litre." (And yes, I know this comes originally from French.)

We do both of these in Canada. Well, those of us that can still spell do anyway.

 

[Aaron01]

Originally Posted by IUtoSLU

Spelling words the British way: harbor becomes harbour, color becomes colour, etc.

Except then you may be mistaken for some low-life, denim wearing Canadian.

 

[Flieger]

Be like the suave Edmorel and work the words coprophiliac and catamite into every conversation.

 

[Don Carlos]

Fishsticks.

 

[Sherlockian]

Describe any fortuitous act of happenstance as "splendid".

Declaim any occurrence of misfortune with "oh bother", as in: "Oh bother, Tarquin. I appear to have befouled my silk cravat with this rather substandard foie gras. By the way, dear chap, you are a motherfucker."

 

[makker]

Dandyism, debonair, bon vivant, rakish, suave, urbane, hedonism. All describe the good life.

 

[makker]

The upstate boulevardier.

 

[Pantisocrat]

Originally Posted by acidboy

I must say I fancy the pugilist in that wee snapshot of yours.

Thanks. I'll update it when Pooweather Jr. gets his teeth knocked out.

 

[tagutcow]

As far as exclamations go, nothing quite carries the same weight as "Great Ceasar's ghost!"