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If you’ve not made friends with it yet, then you need to go and introduce yourself to the Collins4Parents website. It’s not only jam-packed with excellent books for every stage of your child’s learning, but they also offer a boat load of useful resources and practical guides to help both you and your resident student.

Right now there’s also an online 30% discount for parents on all Back to School books, so now’s a good time to stock up. Just use the code BTS2016!

It’s Day THREE of #BackToSchoolBooks fortnight – and today we’re all about the school stuff. This is a brilliantly useful set for all school-aged children, whatever their current year.
Because who doesn’t need a decent dictionary on their shelf? And this one’s such a classic – I had a Collins school dictionary to hand when I started high school *cough* years ago! It’s perfect for all students over the age of 11 – and this edition been developed with teachers to be the perfect school dictionary for in class and for homework.

The clear layout makes finding entries exceptionally easy, and full definitions are given in simple language, often in complete sentences. With over 20,000 entries, many new or updated, it includes the school national curriculum vocabulary up to Key Stage 3 and GCSE as well as general vocabulary for students aged 11.

There’s also a special section on spelling, which outlines key spelling rules, and lists words that are commonly confused or misspelled. Handy, right?

Paired with a Thesaurus (which is an odd old book, isn’t it? One of those things that you don’t know you need until you need it – and then you wonder why you never used it before) you’ve got your English needs pretty much covered. But Collins have gone for the whole schoolbag reboot this week – so there’s also a brilliantly useful School Atlas, a set of fineline pens (I know! There’s stationery!), a scientific calculator… AND a £15 WHSmiths voucher.

Oh, those were the days – there was actually nothing better then mooching through WHSmiths on a Saturday, coveting the notebooks and new lever arch file designs and choosing between the 6,572 pens.
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So how to win this brilliant Total schoolbag set, that’s the question. Tis simples! Just use the box below to enter – closing date is the 14th of September, and first name of of the cyber hat wins. And once you’ve entered, make sure you go back and enter Days 1 & 2 if you missed them – stick around, we’re here all week ;)

Good Luck!

Collins Back To School 3

Author: Laura

A 70's child, I’ve been married for a Very Long Time, and appear to have made four children, and collected one large and useless dog along the way. I work, I have four children, I have a dog… ergo, I do not do dusting or ironing. I began LittleStuff back in (gulp) 2004. I like huge mugs of tea. And Coffee. And Cake. And a steaming cone of crispy fresh fluffy chips, smothered in salt and vinegar. #healthyeater When I grow up I am going to be quietly graceful, organised and wear lipstick every day. In the meantime I *may* have a slight butterfly-brain issue.

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Tracy K Nixon
7 September 2016

cosy
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Sandra Lane
7 September 2016

Svelte.
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joanna butler-savage
7 September 2016

i love the word tattle-tale
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iain maciver
7 September 2016

fandabidozy
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Helen Yeomans
7 September 2016

Squidgy
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Tracey F
7 September 2016

Abracadabra!
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grymwarg@hotmail.com
7 September 2016

Rhythm
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Susan Sargent
7 September 2016

Mine is Stupedous
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T Brailey
7 September 2016

Orange
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Andrea Fletcher
7 September 2016

Bubble
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Iris Tilley
7 September 2016

Laughing
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Anthony Harrington
7 September 2016

filigree and dandelion, no idea why!
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eirini kourvouli
7 September 2016

Abracadabra!
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Amy Withnall
7 September 2016

I love Angel :-)
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Caroline Cordery
7 September 2016

I like serendipity.
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Amanda
7 September 2016

I love the word adventure
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samantha price
7 September 2016

floppy doppy
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Kelly Glen
8 September 2016

Yummy
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Leanne Lunn
8 September 2016

Fantabulous
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AlisonM
8 September 2016

Please.
Just don’t hear it often enough.
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Kelly Hirst
8 September 2016

Discombobulated
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Sharon Jackson
8 September 2016

My favourite word is “Waster” when my puppy is being naughty
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Gill Burn
8 September 2016

Gobbledegook!
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MANDY DOHERTY
8 September 2016

Serendipity
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Jennifer Toal
8 September 2016

Giggle
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Sobia
8 September 2016

Alabaster
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Melissa Crowe
8 September 2016

sweet <3
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Nicola Marshall
8 September 2016

Completed, it just sounds positive!
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Tee simpson
8 September 2016

Enormous is my fave word
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Samantha O'D
8 September 2016

Immense
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sammy
9 September 2016

scrumptious
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Rebecca Howells (@PeanutHog)
9 September 2016

jingle as you can almost hear it everytime you say the word and it reminds me of Christmas!
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Sharon Robinson
9 September 2016

My son would love these!
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Sarah Gardiner
9 September 2016

Onomatopoeia ;)
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Josie Mellor
9 September 2016

Pickle
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Rebecca Jones
9 September 2016

Literature :-)
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Colin Gault
10 September 2016

Awesome
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Leila Benhamida
10 September 2016

Love the word ATTRACTION
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Catherine McAlinden
10 September 2016

Slug :)
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janine atkin
10 September 2016

benevelent :)
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Clare Hubbard
10 September 2016

Deciduous
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Kerry Locke
10 September 2016

Squishy
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lia sturman
10 September 2016

Plonker
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Joan
10 September 2016

superduper
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melanie stirling
10 September 2016

serendipity
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Katie
10 September 2016

Giggly
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Ron Goodwin
10 September 2016

“Plunge” for me :)
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Helen A
10 September 2016

Mellifluous, which funnily enough itself means pleasing to hear!
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Chris Andrews
10 September 2016

my favourite word is . . . . . . scrumptious
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Laura Pritchard
10 September 2016

Sorry, commented in the Gleam box! It’s Skulk.
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claire woods
10 September 2016

family
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Harline Parkin
10 September 2016

I love to say Darjeeling to my husband
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John Tingay
10 September 2016

“Honey” – it just makes me smile.
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Kim neville
10 September 2016

I say gorgeous a lot
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Lorna Ledger
10 September 2016

spiritual
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Angela Treadway
10 September 2016

Godwottery x
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pete c
10 September 2016

Flibbertigibbet
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Gillian Massey
10 September 2016

bespoke
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Rachel Craig
10 September 2016

Fantastic.
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Kathryn Booth
10 September 2016

effervescent
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Hollie Newton
10 September 2016

I love the word fizzy
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Suzanne Drummond
10 September 2016

scrumdidliumptious
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Kathryn Davies
10 September 2016

superfluous
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Beky Austerberry
10 September 2016

Serendipity
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Tania Atfield
10 September 2016

Sublime
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Laura bryant
10 September 2016

Chunky
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Yvo
10 September 2016

Crepuscular
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Sharon stanley (@Shandy2008)
10 September 2016

Batrachomyomachy something my daughters do often, please if you’re a parent to a girl you have to look it up. It will ring true.
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Zoey Peskey
10 September 2016

Rainbow
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Richell Lever
10 September 2016

sausage
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Sarah Cooper
10 September 2016

My favourite word is delicious!
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Corinne Peat
10 September 2016

My favourite word is snuggles
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maria hackett
10 September 2016

Selfie
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Karen Barrett
10 September 2016

concur – hubby and I use it a lot, although used frequently by medical practitioners, that is not the case in our house.. it is usually through gritted teeth :)
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JULES eley
10 September 2016

Autumnal is my favourite word
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Corinne Wright
10 September 2016

Awesome!
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Nancy Bradford
10 September 2016

Muddle – I’m always getting myself into one and like the way it sounds :)
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Deborah Clarke
11 September 2016

Kerfuffle!
( that’s my favourite ‘ clean one anyway ha ha)
Great giveaway x
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Maria Dhillon
11 September 2016

Munchkin
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michelle o'neill
11 September 2016

snooze
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Mary Baldwin
11 September 2016

Fabulous – it’s not complicated or fancy but I just love it.
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Melanie Chambers
11 September 2016

Gelatinous
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Jennifer Haden
11 September 2016

I love the word cracker—don’t know why, just do! :D
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Gill mitchell
11 September 2016

Mine is Lovely….everything is Lovely :D
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Ruth Harwood
11 September 2016

I’ve always been enamoured of Stenhousemuir… it’s a team in the scottish league and I always giggle when I hear it!!
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Laura Kevlin
11 September 2016

Oxymoron – doesn’t just have a meaning but actually sounds like it’s insulting you i.e. ‘that doesn’t make sense you moron!’ :)
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Anthea Holloway
11 September 2016

My word is “woofer” which we say instead of dog in our family. It sounds much more friendly!
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Allan Fullarton
11 September 2016

Squidgy
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P Wendy Clayton
11 September 2016

I like “accommodation” – I like longer words and this is one that I use quite often at work
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Warren Jacobs
11 September 2016

I’ve always loved the word “stoat”.
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Robert Price
11 September 2016

Decanting
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Julie
11 September 2016

I like the word floating
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Susan B
11 September 2016

Ooze is my favourite word. It is incredibly descriptive while being both awful and wonderful at the same time.
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Ali Thorpe
11 September 2016

Nincompoop.
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Margaret Clarkson
11 September 2016

Lollygagger
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Nichola Harwood
11 September 2016

I love the word squish
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Wendy Jones
11 September 2016

Sunshine
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Laura Harrison
11 September 2016

Gullible
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cheryl hadfield
11 September 2016

My favourite word is NO..well that’s what my kids think lol
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Susan Trubey
11 September 2016

Win
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dawn f
11 September 2016

sparkles
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Lucy D
11 September 2016

Cake
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Jodi hill
11 September 2016

Plonker
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Vicky Hawkins
11 September 2016

pontificate
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Kay Broomfield
11 September 2016

My favourite word is onomatopoeia.
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Ray Dodds
11 September 2016

Collywobble
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laura nice
11 September 2016

Love
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Jade W
11 September 2016

I definitely love saying long words – exaggeration, superfluous, effervescent!
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Kerry Miller
11 September 2016

Diet, I must love it as it’s all I seem to do
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Rhia Drew
11 September 2016

Awesome!
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Sharon Williams
11 September 2016

Cafuffle, love it.
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Denielle Nicol
11 September 2016

Salubrious
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Emily Carter-Dunn
11 September 2016

Officiate – It reminds me of Kenan and Kel when I was a kid
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holly harmsworth
12 September 2016

mine is reconciliation! just because I was so proud of learning to spell it when I was younger and it just sort of stuck with me lol
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Karl Borowy
12 September 2016

HEAVEN
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Martina Alban
12 September 2016

scrupulous
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Karen Durrant
12 September 2016

Antidisestablishmentarianism
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emma coakes
12 September 2016

Plinth – the most masculine word
Moist – the queen of feminine words
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Melissa Lee
12 September 2016

aquatic
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olivia kirby
12 September 2016

Melody
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Samantha Atherton
12 September 2016

Boomerang
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sandy ralph
12 September 2016

mine is pickle-puss because that’s what i have given my kids as a pet name as they grew up and now i use it for my grandson
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Jackie Dawson
12 September 2016

Fabulous!
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David Crabb
12 September 2016

My favourite word is knowledge :)
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Annmarie Crawford
12 September 2016

Snuggle
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Helen Stratton
12 September 2016

Autumn – I adore this season and the word conjours up all the best things!
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Tina Glover
12 September 2016

Love the word “chrispy”
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Lynne OConnor
12 September 2016

Definitive
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Emilia nastaly-howard
12 September 2016

absolutely
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Natasha Mairs
12 September 2016

I like the word, divine and delicious
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Lauren Old
12 September 2016

Mine is glistening, it sounds pretty!
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Angela McDonald
12 September 2016

My favourite word has always been ‘Catkin’ and I have no idea why! I just like it
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Sophie Marie Cartwright
12 September 2016

My favourite word to say is Deliah – its so pretty! If i am lucky enough to have more children, a girl in particular, i would name her Deliah!
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MichelleD
12 September 2016

My favourite word is ‘subsequently’
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Rebecca Wilson
12 September 2016

Gidget
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Sheri Darby
12 September 2016

Family
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Diane Wareing
12 September 2016

Snuggle and tickle
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Caroline Shepherd
12 September 2016

Melodious
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Eileen Tingle
12 September 2016

My two favourite words have always been Annexe and Verandah – with those spellings!
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Caroline Signey
12 September 2016

I like doppelganger
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JULIE MCLAREN
12 September 2016

Robust.
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Rebecca Beesley
12 September 2016

has to be ‘moist’ and yes Miranda Hart is to blame for that.
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Justina Howells
13 September 2016

Some brilliant words already said, lots of those are my favourites too :)
I love the words ‘pedantic’ and ‘brazen’.
I just cherish the look on my 22 & 24 year old son’s faces when I say ‘Oh stop being pedantic!’, it shuts them up everytime! Good tip there guys :P
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Deborah Worrall
13 September 2016

Effervescent
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lucy knight
13 September 2016

my fav word is widget,If I can think of the name of something I just say ‘can you get me the widget thing from the kitchen?’ lol
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Glyn Baird
13 September 2016

Texture
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carol boffey
13 September 2016

plonker
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Sue Price
13 September 2016

Wobble – love how it rolls off the tongue! ?
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Emma Anderson
13 September 2016

Ethereal
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jessica cook
13 September 2016

fabulous
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hayley cooper
13 September 2016

decadent
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Amy Harding
13 September 2016

SQUIGGLE :-)
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Laura Whittle
13 September 2016

Tickle
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donna l jones
13 September 2016

stupdio
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GRACE COLLINS
13 September 2016

snuggle!
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Bridget Willard
13 September 2016

I love the words Coly Wobbles when I’m spooked!
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Chris Fletcher
13 September 2016

I like tumultuous, it sort of rolls around in your mouth!
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Debbie Burfoot
13 September 2016

Angelic
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Stephen Little
13 September 2016

Fantastic
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Adele Knight
13 September 2016

Bliss
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LEE HARDY
13 September 2016

Pleasant
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Kate Sabin-Burns
13 September 2016

discombobulated
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sharon martin
13 September 2016

scrumpticious
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Amy
13 September 2016

Mackintosh
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Christine Taylor
13 September 2016

I say ‘Fudged’ lol
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Victoria Prince
13 September 2016

superfluous!
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Angela Kelly
13 September 2016

Brouhaha, such a fun word to say!
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Kerry Webber
13 September 2016

I love the word Oxymoronically!
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Stevie
13 September 2016

I like how lazy the word procrastination sounds.
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simon hardy
13 September 2016

awesome!
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Dale Dow
13 September 2016

Confuddled
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Debbie Preston
13 September 2016

I love to say “simples”
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adrian price
13 September 2016

HEFTY
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Joanna Ford
13 September 2016

Plinth
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Ali Fanstone
13 September 2016

bubblicious
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Rachel Low
13 September 2016

Procrastination xx
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Clare Parker
13 September 2016

Fantastico xx
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Debi Newman
13 September 2016

Bubble
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steven Blake
13 September 2016

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
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AnnaH
13 September 2016

I like “sachet”
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rach mccadden
13 September 2016

bubblicious
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Toni smith-enticott
13 September 2016

Marvellous
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laura pyper
13 September 2016

seriously
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caroline kelly
13 September 2016

Winsome …. I clicked yes on the fb but the link didn’t work :(
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Donna Caldwell
13 September 2016

Fantastic
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Jen Shearer
13 September 2016

Indubitably
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Kerry Smith
13 September 2016

Scrumptious it’s just so yummy
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Farhana
13 September 2016

Yummy
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Adrian Bold
13 September 2016

Myriad
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Lesley Styles
13 September 2016

Salubrious
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Dawn Wilkinson
14 September 2016

darling
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alice lightning
14 September 2016

tinkle
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A.E. ADKINS
14 September 2016

DOLLOP
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Joanne Casey
14 September 2016

Wine
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Lydia Barton
14 September 2016

It’s got to be Kerfuffle!
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Hassina Begum
14 September 2016

peace
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Jane Green
14 September 2016

antipodean
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Jenny Prest
14 September 2016

Chortle!
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liz ferguson
14 September 2016

Jibberish
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Thomas Perry
14 September 2016

my fave word is Payday
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karen watt
14 September 2016

Laughter and
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Louise Blackah
14 September 2016

Procrastination. I’m very good at it and the sheer length of the word seems to reflect its meaning too.
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Keri Jones
14 September 2016

I love the word pouch. It always makes me giggle, lol xx
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angela edmonds
14 September 2016

I love the word sublime xx
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amanda greensmith
14 September 2016

captivating
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Eleanor Baker
14 September 2016

I tend to call everyone I know pickle
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ELZBIETA ZNYK
14 September 2016

queue
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Christine Hobbs
14 September 2016

‘Congratulations’ is my favourite word
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Jayne Kelsall
14 September 2016

I love the word Lush .x
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k.harrison17@ntlworld.com
14 September 2016

Modulated.
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Marie B
14 September 2016

Disconbobulate
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Ruth Liddle-Howden
14 September 2016

I like the word “Cheers”
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Stacey Craig
14 September 2016

Jiggly
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D. Eros
14 September 2016

I love the word Christmas :)
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Beverley Cousins
14 September 2016

Fabulicious!
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Carly Belsey
14 September 2016

I love the word fabulous, I must say it about 20 times a day! :-)
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Hannah Igoe
14 September 2016

Vibrant is my favourite such a great word
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Gemma newton
14 September 2016

Fandabidosie
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paula cheadle
14 September 2016

this would be most helpful for my grandson
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Louise Whittaker
14 September 2016

Summer
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claire sen
14 September 2016

I love ‘vestibule’ Sadly I don’t get to use it very often.
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Kirsty Hosty
14 September 2016

Bobble
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kate kathurima
14 September 2016

My word of the moment is ‘Basically’ but it changes all the time
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Ruth Wollerton
14 September 2016

Yummytastic – I know it’s not a proper word, but I love it xxx
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karen clapp
14 September 2016

smile
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Natalie Crossan
14 September 2016

Abracadabra!
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Ashley Hamilton
14 September 2016

Awesome – I use it all the time x
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emma grantins
14 September 2016

MY FAV WORD IS… FLABBERDOZIE
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Lucy Chester
14 September 2016

Marshmallow – no idea why!
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claire griffiths
14 September 2016

scrummy
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Maggie Norvell
14 September 2016

yes !
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ftovey7
14 September 2016

dibdap
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Cristin williams
14 September 2016

I like saying beautiful, or anything that makes my accent sound strong, as a northern irish lerson living in cornwall it always makes my kids laugh when i say things like now!
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Aaron Milne
14 September 2016

Shemozzle
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caroline tokes
14 September 2016

has to be supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
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Keith Dixon
14 September 2016

Bottom
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Lisa C
14 September 2016

Mojo – mostly used to describe gut feelings – good/bad mojo. I also like parsnip – the more you say it, the less sense it makes!
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Patricia Parkinson
14 September 2016

Ridiculous
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leanne abel
14 September 2016

I like the words Canoodle and collywobbles
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Chantelle Hazelden
14 September 2016

My favourite word would have to be unicorn
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helen booth
14 September 2016

SNUGGLE
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Chantiece Bates
14 September 2016

My favourite word is Banana!! Purely because; its a healthy food, you can use it as an insult without being too insulting, you can go ‘bananaanaannananananananananana’ which is always fun! Theres also that old ring tone ‘bring bring bring bring bring bring bring banana phone banana phone!’ and the Gwen Stefani one!! Who doesn’t love the word banana?
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Jayne Townson
14 September 2016

Mine is the word fantastic, as I use it all the time. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
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Karen Howden
14 September 2016

Twiglet
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Miss Tracy Hanson
14 September 2016

Stuff and figment lol :)
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Jill Fairbanks
14 September 2016

Cosy
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Michelle lintern
14 September 2016

Flop
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Deborah Mackenzie
14 September 2016

antidisestablishmentarianism
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Anna Brown
14 September 2016

Cosy
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Marie A Jacobs
14 September 2016

Super
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Emma Gough
14 September 2016

I love to say clutch and plum!!
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Michelle Hughes
14 September 2016

Flange
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clair downham
14 September 2016

masquerade thankyou
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Philip Underwood
14 September 2016

Bobble
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Kaye M
14 September 2016

Discombobulate. Love the sound of this word :)
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Shirley Evans
14 September 2016

i like indelible
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Victoria B
14 September 2016

mini
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Zoey Deacon
14 September 2016

Listen
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Pauline Burroughs
14 September 2016

Bubble
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Alison Clifford
14 September 2016

Kerfuffle is a great word, as is sparkle!!
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claire blaney
14 September 2016

mine is amazing i say it way way way to much but i just love how it sounds
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Oksana Fitzgerald
14 September 2016

Smile
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jackie beckett
14 September 2016

Verbosity is mine
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Caroline Buckley
14 September 2016

Moosta (my daughter’s nickname!)
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Pia Stephens
14 September 2016

Unbelievable – I think it’s a beautiful word
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