bind and bond blare and glare burble, bubble burst, bust careering, careening casket, basket champ and chomp chock and chuck cinch and clinch clap and clop clang and clank click and clack dally and delay dank and damp elegant and eloquent flip, flap, flop, plop, glop, and slop flouted, flaunted foundering and floundering gabbing, gabbling, and babbling gloom and glum grey and gray gurgle and gargle harping and carping hiccough and hiccup jabber and blabber ketchup and catsup onomatopoeic and onomatopoetic persnickety and pernickety posh and plush pratfall and pitfall prick up your ears, perk up your ears, and pick up your ears pronking and pronging roil and rile sassy and saucey scrabble and scramble scribble and scrabble slaver, slavver, and slobber sled and sledge sniff and snuff snip and snap snooty, snotty, and snouty splash and plash spouted, sprouted suppliant and supplicant unloose and unleash wobble and waddleBy the way, logophiles are people who love words.
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