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Place names that are fun to say

A list of 82 words by robotjohnny.

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  • chiari there's also assawoman bay near delmarva... (delaware, maryland and virginia) Jun 12, 2008

  • uselessness Wow, this list is really old! But in the unlikely event it's still being maintained, I have to suggest Ypsilanti. :-) Dec 22, 2007

  • asativum Dare I suggest Smackover, Ark., and Kankakee, Ill.? Dec 21, 2007

  • sonofgroucho How about Auchtermuchty and Auchenshuggle (both in Scotland)? Jan 6, 2007

  • palooka I remember seeing Sissiboo Falls while boating on the Ubangi. We stayed at Mushaboom since Bannockburn was booked. Great list! Jan 6, 2007

  • kaichi There's a town in Texas called Waxahachie ("Wox uh HATCH ee" to us Texans). The NA names are always fun to say! Two other faves of mine are Cucamonga and Lompoc, both in California, and both (along with Lake Titicaca, which you list, here) appeared in various W. C. Fields scripts. Fields was apparently a logophile, like us! (^-^) Jan 2, 2007

  • asativum Homosassa, FL, is fun. So is Hopatcong N.J. Dec 18, 2006

  • colleen you could be here all day with all the Indian names from New England. my other favorite is "Namskaket" (NAM-skay-ket). Dec 18, 2006

  • colleen Woonsocket, RI ? Dec 17, 2006

  • jenniferm Do you have something against Schenectady? I mean, I'd understand if you did, but it's a city "rich in history and accomplishment". (Plus, it's a good name for a cat.) Dec 17, 2006

  • pamelad Woy Woy (New South Wales?)
    Spike Milligan's mother lived there. Dec 2, 2006

  • angharad Tittybong, Victoria
    Koolyanobbing, Western Australia
    Dildo, Newfoundland Dec 2, 2006