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BUNGALOW

 By far, hands down, best sounding word: Bungalow. The definition of a Bungalow is a cozy word for a specific type of house: usually one that's either a single story or two stories with a sloping roof. Though there may be additional criteria depending on where in the world you're using the term.

Not only does it flow nicely, but it is so fun to say. I chose this word because it is my favorite to say and reminds me of a peaceful beach. It also makes me think of a really high dude who is really chill and native to somewhere tropical. Like when you think of those computer default backgrounds, white sand, empty beach, clear water, and boom! Cozy bungalow. 

I actually have an interesting past with bungalows. I knew this word from an early age because of an obsession with the Nickelodeon show “Drake and Josh.” In the series’ christmas movie where Drake and Josh are left behind during christmas while their parents stay at a bungalow and it is so funny. 

This word just makes me feel so nostalgic because not only does it remind me of my favorite childhood tv show, but it just reminds me of comfort. I can become so tranquil thinking about a bungalow. I just finished a stupid nine hour shift and am writing a blog post at 12:30 thinking shesh, I could be in a bungalow right now. But I can’t be. Bungalow isn’t a popular word as much as it is a popular find so when I think of the word and Drake and Josh it is so personal and special to me because I doubt many people are thinking of a bungalow right now.


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