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Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia..... long word right........... does anyone know any words longer then that? =D Here is a link to some of the longest words in the ENGLISH language =D-
thelongestlistofthelongeststuffatthelongestdomainnameatlonglast.com/long1.html
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9 years ago
Oh yeah, to who it may concern "Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia" is the fear of long words. :P
9 years ago
that is fantasticlicouslylongword :-)
9 years ago
Antidissestableshmenterienisum.
10 years ago
pnumonoultramicroscopicsilicavolcanoconiosis is a disease you get from breathing silica dust.
10 years ago
damn my last name is 15 letters long with 7 syllables
Reply 10 years ago
WOW!!!! mine is just 7 hehe =]
Reply 10 years ago
indeed
Reply 10 years ago
i got drunk for the first time ever in Las Vegas, but what happens in vegas stays in vegas right lol. my mom will kill me if she finds out =O
Reply 10 years ago
wow........tequila?
10 years ago
Not tectonically the longest word because it's a chemical name but:
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Reply 10 years ago
Wow, try putting THAT on the side of a medicine bottle LOL
Reply 10 years ago
WARNING do no take if you are allergic to a chemical that's name is to long to fit on this side of the bottle :-P
Reply 10 years ago
Or if you have the condition called: Sesquipedalophobia
Reply 10 years ago
or if u suffer from Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia...
Reply 10 years ago
In this case it isn't "or" it is "and ;-) since Sesquipedalophobia means the same thing (actually, it is a potion of the longer work.....)
Reply 10 years ago
Thats what she said
Reply 10 years ago
Do you always speak of yourself in the third person? ;-)
Reply 10 years ago
Read as *causes cancer*.
Reply 10 years ago
Just trying to PRONOUNCE it could cause cancer LOL
Reply 10 years ago
What protein is that then?
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Reply 10 years ago
Titin, though it seems like it's real name should be longer.
Reply 10 years ago
For long protein-sequences you go for letters, but if you want a long name...
Someone synthesised Brevetoxin B (well actually it was K C Nicalou), that's one of those top-rated >4.5 Instructables achievements. But try naming it...
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10 years ago
. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is close.
Reply 10 years ago
I guess the longest word in the English language is Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
Reply 10 years ago
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosises
I win?
Reply 10 years ago
Yes, means the lungs are full of a microscopic volcanic ash.
Reply 10 years ago
The sentence describing the word is shorter.
Reply 10 years ago
You beat me to it. I had to learn to spell that in 5th grade.
Reply 10 years ago
What an awesome 5th grade it was.
Reply 10 years ago
Had some good teachers. Always kept us challenged. Not like highschool where it felt like they were just trying to pass people, even if they didn't deserve to.
Reply 10 years ago
My high school's trying to not pass us!
I've always hated how every single year at maths is doing very simple maths, like basic algebra and surface area; in year 9.
Reply 10 years ago
i alredy said that
Reply 10 years ago
. Check the timestamps.
10 years ago
typically when entering the "long word" competition it can't be a technical term, it can't be a coined term and it actually has to be in english (i.e. not latin)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_word_in_English
the long held notion of antidisestablishmentarianism as being the longest word is still up there given that it's got no challenges based on the previously mentioned stipulations.
what about antiantidisestablishmentarianism? or being against antidisestablishmentarianism? one could argue that that just means you're a disestablishmentarian, but what if you're neither for nor against disestablishmentarianism but you're explicitely against being against it?
10 years ago
There was that really long word that was used to name some chemical. I saw it on the back of a dictionary, it took up the entire page.
Reply 10 years ago
(chemical) IUPAC naming is a bit like Lego or K'NEX - you can build a really-long word if you're describing something complex. It's a logical description of the bits and the way they're arranged.
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Reply 10 years ago
Thatwouldmakesense.
Reply 10 years ago
It's great fun if you like brain-melting logic problems....
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Reply 10 years ago
I'm probably top of my class in maths... Doesn't mean I like it.
10 years ago
SUPERCALAFRAGALISTICESPIALADOCIOUS