digging the artwork! thanks for the share.

Limrick is a funny word.. so is puzzle

Well. Brzęczyszczykiewicz. Yes.

Mamihlapinatapai

prestidigitator

Don't know Wimmelbilderbuch, but it brought to mind Lewis Carroll's wonderful made-up words... bandersnatch, vorpal, jabberwocky, and many more! :)

Hmm... random others just off the top of my head... indubitably... effervescent... acrimonious... milieu...

(One of my favorite more effective ways of forcing myself to fall asleep is to think of random disassociated words as quickly as I can... I feel like it keeps my brain focused on a boring task separate from any distractions while creating total nonsense... perfect for lulling myself into a dream state!)

Can't actually think of any particular favorite words though! :)

"Tacos".

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!

Tortoise :)

Pitter-patter, nitty-gritty

I think only german has something like a Wimmelbilderbuch, in english it is like hidden objects or activitx, so I also really like this german word

Hottentottenstottertrottelmutterbeutelrattenlattengitterkofferattentäter :D
It's a German word from a Polish anecdote written by Julian Tuwim. It means: a murderer of a Hottentot mother of a fool and stammerer being hold in a wattle trunk intended for holding kangaroos xD

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Cellar door....

Thanks so much, your taste is irreproachable

(It's a wishlist game)

I don't know exactly about fun to say (there are a lot, I guess... synchronicity... smorgasbord... sibilance... cornucopia, plethora, alliteration... or maybe I'm just listing words now), but when my German teacher asked our class what our favourite word in German was, I said "wahrscheinlich". I thought it was very German in its sounds and structure. I'd never heard of the word or concept of Wimmelbilderbuch before!

Timey-whimey!

We Germans are known for our lack of humour, and as such, I have a hard time seeing Wimmelbilderbuch as anything but an ordinary noun, much less a source of great delight. I didn't even yet know that, much like Kindergarten became kindergarden, English also provides a 'wimmelbook'.

I like to say 'snurch'.

It was used in the show Farscape, and it meant to steal something. For example, if you have a plate of french fries in front of me, I might say "I am going to snurch one of them!" .;)

I really enjoyed that series!

onomatopoeia and prestidigitation came right off the top of my head.

Wimmel books are crazy! I've looked at a few in my day...

As a German, I've heard Wimmelbild and Buch separately but not the two of them combined until today lol That said we're known for our franken-words (which make more sense than the English variation of compound words to me).

My favourite German word is Waldeinsamkeit, closely followed by Schadenfreude.
My favourite English word would be... hm... this is hard, what with all the loan words lmao. I sometimes have situations where the English word is the better fit but I can't think of anything right now. I'll get back to ya on that.

Kichererbsen!

Musical Italian terms have a nice lilt to them, like pizzicato and tarantella.

hottentottententententoonstelling. Sadly I don't use it that often... :D