I am going to replace eleven words.
I am dropping broccoli, macaroni, provolone, breadbox, spatula, salami, slush, cubbyhole, hippopotamus, hangnail, and dumbbell.
They will be replaced by titmouse, Sheboygan, tchotchke, spleen, gherkin, scrotum, putz, Lipschitz, schmendrick, phallus, and last but not least, cooties.
(Late addition---I'm dropping "muskrat" in favor of "pinochle")
Thus, the final list.
1- blintz
2- knish
3- bumbershoot
4- cucumber
5- titmouse
6- crumbcake
7- gorgonzola
8- glockenspiel
9- spittoon
10- rutabaga
11- bagel
12- dropkick
13- pretzel
14- prunes
15- shellaleigh
16- gavotte
17- snotnose
18- bellybutton
19- asscrack
20- cahoots
21- snootful
22- pants
23- zipper
24- matzoh
25- halvah
26- bocci
27- belch
28- phlegm
29- phlange
30- Sheboygan
31- scungilli
32- upchuck
33- fish
34- pistachio
35- clodhopper
36- Kalamazoo
37- tscotchke
38- kugel
39- latkes
40- brouhaha
41- cuckoo
42- spleen
43- lox
44- pus
45- ukulele
46- sauerkraut
47- boogers
48- gherkin
49- petunia
50- blubber
51- mudpack
52- peepers
53- bedbugs
54- scrotum
55- tsitzis
56- dildo
57- cumquat
58- macaroon
59- festoon
60- Cucamonga
61- guacamole
62- poppycock
63- tommyrot
64- kerfuffle
65- pumpernickel
66- Riboflavin
67- pickle
68- knockers
69- pinochle
70- wienershnitzel
71- putz
72- fleugelhorn
73- gallstones
74- Lipschitz
75- giraffe
76- cockroach
77- klutz
78- schlemiel
79- cooties
80- armpit
81- tonsillectomy
82- schmendrick
83- blunderbuss
84- farts
85- bloomers (underwear, not flowers)
86- bric-a-brac
87- boner
88- coccyx
89- chickenfat
90- Poughkeepsie
91- blimp
92- pimples
93- aardvark
94- phallus
95- yucch
96- seltzer
97- igloo
98- Edsel
99- noodles
100- cottonpickin'
Remember, this is, and has always been, a work in progress.
If anyone out there has any suggestions for improving the list, all ideas will be entertained.
Mark Rothman, Custodian of the Hundred Funniest Words.
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- Hi. I am, according to my Wikipedia entry,(which I did not create) a noted television writer, playwright, screenwriter, and occasional actor. You can Google me or go to the IMDB to get my credits, and you can come here to get my opinions on things, which I'll try to express eloquently. Hopefully I'll succeed. You can also e-mail me at macchus999@aol.com. Perhaps my biggest claim to fame is being responsible, for about six months in 1975, while Head Writer for the "Happy Days" TV series, for Americans saying to each other "Sit on it."
What about nimrod and galoot?
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