I love a lot of the names for wrestling moves, particularly the ones that come from Lucha Libre like rudo, technico, hurricanrana and, tope con hilo, but I think my favorite has to be from Japanese wrestling: Lariato!
It's fun saying ciabatta (that pronounced "chibata", not "seeyabata").
A friend of mine used to run this ball-tearingly awesome cafe in Hyde park corner, and I'd hang about there a lot, often, you'd get hippies, hipsters, and posh sorts coming in and putting all sorts of wierd stresses, accents and such on "SeeYaBata" only to have Him look at them funny and say in his thick Scouse accent "So, that'll be (xyz sarnie fillings) on a fresh CHIBATA then?" Cracked me up every time.
It's when Amish kids dress "English," get addicted to Meth, and choose whether or not to stay in the church. It's derived from Pennsylvanian German to mean "running around."
Dickular. This is a word that my coworker Shelly invented one day, in response to the FDA sending us a round of PT samples wherein 7/8 of the samples were positive for each of the three main pathogens for which we screen.
I've had the misfortune of sitting through one of these! It's all the joy that only self-imposed sleep deprivation followed by blasting one's eyes with various strobe frequencies can bring.
I keep saying "Robolationship" to myself and laughing..
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EDIT: Also, obsequious.
Murmuribus
appropinquabant
Quantuluscumque, which means "Very little."
The irony should be fairly obvious.
Raconteur I believe was the most recent.
Cracked me up every time.
I keep saying "Robolationship" to myself and laughing..