What is a cool word to use

There are so many words in the English language, but you often use the same ones over and over again. If you have an intention of brushing up your vocabulary a bit, try including some new and cool words. The use of such cool and funny words will surely help you to impress others. The article provides you with various examples of cool words.

• Funny Cool Words
• Short Cool Words
• Unique Cool Words
• Cool Words with Cool Meanings
• What are the benefits of using cool words?
• Give some examples of unique cool words?
• What are 10 interesting words?

Funny Cool Words

Have a look at some of the funniest as well as cool words in the English language. Even though these words may appear funny, the use of such words can improve your vocabulary.

• accoutrements
• adagio
• aficionado
• agita
• agog
• akimbo
• alfresco
• aloof
• quiddle
• quinzee
• quirky
• quixotic
• quizzity
• rabble-rouser
• raconteur
• rainmaker
• ragamuffin
• ragtag
• ramshackle
• ransack
• rapscallion
• razzle-dazzle
• razzmatazz
• rejigger
• rendezvous
• resplendent
• rickrack
• ricochet
• riffraff
• rigmarole
• riposte
• roundabout
• roustabout
• rubberneck
• ruckus
• ruffian
• rugrat
• rumpus
• sabayon
• sashay
• sassafras
• scalawag (also scallywag)
• scatterbrain
• ambrosial
• amok
• ampersand
• anemone
• anthropomorphic
• antimacassar
• aplomb
• apogee
• apoplectic
• wonky
• woozy
• wordplay
• wordsmith
• wunderkind
• wuthering
• xylophone
• yahoo
• yokel
• yo-yo
• zaftig
• zeitgeist
• appaloosa
• apparatus
• archipelago
• atingle
• avuncular
• azure
• babushka
• bailiwick
• bafflegab
• balderdash
• ballistic
• bamboozle
• bandwagon
• barnstorming
• beanpole
• bedlam

Short Cool Words

There are several cool words in the world that can be used to describe your life in detail. If you are in search of such words, the wait is over. Here are some short cool words to enhance your vocabulary:

• Ragtag
• Reptilian
• Ransack
• Rickrack
• Riffraff
• Rambunctious
• Riposte
• Earwig
• Exquisite
• Effervescent
• Eavesdrop
• Egads
• Equilibrium
• Elixir
• Egghead
• Gadfly
• Gazebo
• Gewgaw
• Gimcrack
• Gerrymandering
• Gizmo
• Glitch
• Guffaw
• Guru
• Gumshoe
• Igloo
• Ideas
• Insidious
• Indigo
• Izzard
• Ironclad

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• Tone Words
• Opposite Words
• Negative Words

Unique Cool Words

Given below is a list of some of the unique and unusual words that are interesting to learn:

• Flummox
• Dowdy
• Howdy
• Nincompoop
• Muesli
• Phlegm
• Baloney
• Zeal
• Flimflam
• Noxious

Cool Words with Cool Meanings

Given below is a list of words that sound cool and carry cool meanings:

• Sabayon — French term for zabaglione
• Sarmie — Refers to a type of sandwich
• Scofflaw — a person who does not follow the law
• Sassafras — Is a tree seen in America
• Jabberwocky- refers to a playful imitation of the language
• Jalopy — refers to an old automobile
• Jitney — a small bus or car that has a regular route and that which picks up and discharges passengers
• Kaput — ruined
• Kerfuffle — a commotion
• Kismet – means destiny
• Lackadaisical — without interest
• Lampoon- a sharp satire or criticism against someone

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FAQs on Cool Words

1. What are the benefits of using cool words? 

The use of cool words has several benefits. Such cool words will improve your vocabulary. The use of cool and funny words will also help you sound smarter and more confident.

2. Give some examples of unique cool words?

Examples of unique cool words include

• Howdy
• Nincompoop
• Muesli
• Phlegm
• Baloney

3. What are 10 interesting words?

The 10 interesting words are as follows

• Howdy
• Baloney
• Zeal
• Phlegm
• Nincompoop
• Muesli
• Noxious
• Flimflam
• Gizmo
• Glitch
• Guffaw

Conclusion

The use of cool words can help you sound smarter, feel smarter and more confident, or maybe just help you hate English a little less. Some words sound cool, while others are considered to be cool since such words have a unique meaning. Irrespective of what makes words cool, the use of such cool words will improve your vocabulary and make sure that you enjoy speaking and writing in the English language.

60+ of the Coolest, Most Epic and Interesting Words in the English Language

#1–15	#16–30	#31–45
1. Apocalyptic	16. Equilibrium	31. Mitigate
2. Bamboozled	17. Exquisite	32. Nefarious
3. Bizarre	18. Flippant	33. Onomatopoeia
4. Blasphemy	19. Gerrymandering	34. Persnickety

Cool Short Words That Start With A

• Angst.
• Adagio.
• Agita.
• Agog.
• Aloof.
• Apocalyptic.
• Art.
• Amok.

What are 10 interesting words?

Let’s see which of these craziest words you already know and which ones are new to you:

• Bumfuzzle. This is a simple term that refers to being confused, perplexed, or flustered or to cause confusion.
• Cattywampus.
• Gardyloo.
• Taradiddle.
• Snickersnee.
• Widdershins.
• Collywobbles.
• Gubbins.

What’s the most unique word?

Here are the fifteen most unusual words you can find in the English language.

• Nudiustertian.
• Quire.
• Yarborough.
• Tittynope.
• Winklepicker.
• Ulotrichous.
• Kakorrhaphiophobia.
• Xertz. Who would have imagined it?

What’s a cool random word?

Have fun, lexicon lovers!

• It’s a book! More words & super cool facts! Click to order! abecedarian.
• abracadabra.
• accoutrements.
• adagio.
• aficionado.
• agita.
• agog.
• akimbo.

What is a pretty word?

attractive, beautiful, charming, cute, elegant, good-looking, graceful, handsome, lovely, neat, pleasant, a little, considerably, fairly, kind of, moderately, quite, rather, reasonably, somewhat.

What is a fun word?

amusing, enjoyable, entertaining, lively, pleasant, celebration, distraction, enjoyment, joke, joy, laughter, pastime, pleasure, sport, absurdity, ball, blast, buffoonery, cheer, clowning.

What word takes 3 hours to say?

Methionylthreonylthreonylglutaminylarginyl… isoleucine is the chemical name for the protein of “titin” also known as “connectin.” The largest known protein that consists of 26, 926 amino acids is made up of 189, 819 letters and can take about three hours to pronounce.

What is a silly word?

Silly words or nonsense words are pretend words that have no meaning. They can be used as a way of encouraging children to identifyreal words and to practise reading words that contain the sounds they have learnt so far.

What is a weird word?

Argle-bargle: copious but meaningless talk or writing. 5. Baboonery: foolishness; stupidity; nonsense. 6. Bibble: to drink often; to eat and/or drink noisily.

What are some rare pretty words?

25 Rare Words with Beautiful Meanings

• Coddiwomple (English slang) This word means to “travel in a purposeful manner towards a vague destination,” i.e., traveling without a plan or fixed itinerary.
• Cromulent.
• Defenestration.
• Eleutheromania (Greek)
• Eudaimonia (Greek)
• Fernweh (German)
• Hiraeth (Welsh)
• Hygge (hoo-geh) (Danish)

What is the prettiest word ever?

The Top 10 Most Beautiful English Words

1. 1 Sequoia (n.) (A seven-letter word that has the letter Q and all five vowels) A redwood tree, especially the California redwood.
2. 2 Euphoria (n.)
3. 3 Pluviophile (n.)
4. 4 Clinomania (n.)
5. 5 Idyllic (adj.)
6. 6 Aurora (n.)
7. 7 Solitude (n.)
8. 8 Supine (adj.)

What are some creative words?

• artful,
• clever,
• imaginative,
• ingenious,
• innovative,
• inventive.

What is the oldest word?

According to a 2009 study by researchers at Reading University, the oldest words in the English language include “I“, “we“, “who“, “two” and “three“, all of which date back tens of thousands of years.

What are 5 positive words?

Common Positive Words List

• Adaptable.
• Adventurous.
• Amazing.
• Amiable.
• Beautiful.
• Becoming.
• Beloved.
• Blessed.

What are elegant words?

stylish, graceful, tasteful, discerning, refined, sophisticated, dignified, cultivated, distinguished, classic, smart, fashionable, modish, decorous, beautiful, artistic, aesthetic, lovely. charming, polished, suave, urbane, cultured, dashing, debonair. luxurious, sumptuous, opulent, grand, plush, high-class, exquisite.

What kind of word is cool?

Cool can be a verb or an adjective.

What is the hardest word to say?

The Most Difficult English Word To Pronounce

• Rural.
• Otorhinolaryngologist.
• Colonel.
• Penguin.
• Sixth.
• Isthmus.
• Anemone.
• Squirrel.

What’s the weirdest word in English?

Here are the 12 weirdest words in English:

• Gerrymandering.
• Fungus.
• Aa.
• [
• Vex.
• Bequeath.
• Mixology.
• Flub.

What word has over 100000 letters?

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
It’s a technical word referring to the lung disease more commonly known as silicosis.

What’s the shortest word ever?

The shortest word is a. Some might wonder about the word I since it consists of one letter, too. In sound, a is shorter because it is a monophthong (consists of one vowel), while I is a diphthong. Both do consist of one letter in the English writing system, and in most fonts I is the narrowest letter.

There are thousands of cool words in the English language, and they’re not all complicated, long words that you’ll have trouble remembering. Some of the most beautiful words are short and sweet. If you’re interested in learning more English words to add to your vocabulary, here are some of the most awesome words that you might not have heard before:

Acceptance

(n) The action of consenting to receive or undertake something offered

Acquiesce

(v) To accept something reluctantly but without protest

Amenable

(adj.) Open and responsive to suggestion

Amicable

(adj.) Friendly

Abomasum

(n) the fourth stomach of a cow or sheep

Apprehensive

(adj.) Anxious or fearful that something bad / unpleasant will happen

Authentic

(adj.) Genuine

Autonomy

(n) The right or condition of self-government

Alcazar

(n) a Spanish palace or fortress

Benevolent

(n) Well meaning and kindly

Bombast

(n) High-sounding language with little meaning

Cool Words (C-D)

Cacophony

(n) A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds

Candor

(n) The quality of being open and honest in expression

Cathedral

(n) The principal church of diocese, with which a bishop is officially associated

Chivalrous

(adj.) Courteous and gallant, especially toward females.

Collusion

(n) Secret or even illegal cooperation or conspiracy

Consent

(n) Permission for something to happen

Contemplate

(v) To think about, or look thoughtfully for awhile

Contumacious

(adj.) Stubbornly of willfully disobedient towards authority figures

Cogent

(adj.) Clear, logical, and convincing

Copulate

(v) To have sexual intercourse

Cornucopia

(n) A symbol of plenty consisting made up of a goat’s horn overflowing with flowers, fruit, and corn.

Corpulent

(adj.) Fat

Correct

(adj.) In accordance with truth

Curmudgeon

(n) A surly person

Deliberate

(adj.) Done with intent

Discombobulated

(adj.) Confused

Dismember

(v) Partitioned

Distinguished

(adj.) Authoritative and commanding respect

Dingus

() worthy, has a Latin origin

Dogged

(adj.) Tenacious or persistent

Draconic

(adj.) Excessively severed

Effervescence

(n) Bubbles in a liquid, or enthusiasm

Cool Words (E-G)

Elegant

(adj.) Graceful / stylish in appearance and / or manner

Elicit

(v) To draw out in response to one’s own actions or questions

Eloquent

(adj.) Fluent or persuasive in speech or written word

Elusive

(adj.) Difficult to catch or pin down

Ephemeral

(adj.) Lasting for only a short time

Epic

(adj.) Characteristic of an epic (a long work portraying heroic deeds and adventures)

Epiphany

(n) A moment of sudden revelation or great insight

Epitome

(n) A person / thing that perfectly exemplifies a particular quality or type

Esteemed

(adj.) Respected or admired

Ethereal

(adj.) Delicate in a way that seems too perfect for this world

Euphemism

(n) A gentle word or expression used in place of one considered to be overly harsh or blunt

Euphoric

(adj.) Characterized by intense excitement

Evade

(v) To escape or avoid

Exceptional

(adj.) Unusual, outstanding

Excommunicate

(v) To officially exclude

Exonerate

(v) To free from blame

Facetious

(adj.) Flippant

Flabbergasted

(adj.) Astonished

Frivolous

(adj.) Without serious purpose or value

Gargantuan

(adj.) Enormous

Gregarious

(adj.) Particularly sociable

Cool Words (H-L)

Hyperbolic

(adj.) Exaggerated

Incendiary

(adj.) Intended to stir things up

Ineffable

(adj.) Too extreme to be expressed in words

Inevitable

(adj.) Unavoidable

Inextricable

(adj.) Impossible to disentangle or escape from

Intricate

(adj.) Incredibly detailed

Intrinsic

(adj.) Belonging by nature, essential

Introspective

(adj.) Characterized by or given to deep thought

Irrevocably

(adj.) In a way that can’t be changed or reversed.

Lament

(v) A passionate expression of sorrow

Latitude

(n) Room for freedom of action or thought

Limerence

(n) The state of being infatuated with someone

Luminescence

(n) The emission of light by a substance that has not been heated

Cool Words (M-O)

Magnanimous

(adj.) Incredibly generous or forgiving, often towards a rival or a less powerful person

Magenta

(adj.) A light purplish red color

Magnetic

(adj.) Demonstrating the properties of a magnet

Malleable

(adj.) Pliable

Melancholy

(n) Pensive sadness

Merciful

(adj.) Exhibiting mercy

Mindfulness

(n) The quality or state of being aware of something

Moist

(adj.) Somewhat wet

Nagware

(n) computer software that is free for a trial period where the user is reminded to register and pay

Naiveté

(n) Lack of experience, wisdom or sophistication

Nefarious

(adj.) Wicked

Nougat

(n) A candy made from sugar or honey, nuts, and egg white.

Notorious

(adj.) Famous or well-known, typically for a bad reason

Nuanced

(adj.) Characterized by subtle shades of meaning

Noyade

(n) an execution carried out by drowning

Oeuvre

(n) The entire body of works of an artists, musician or writer

Oscillate

(v) To move or swing back and forth

Cool Words (P-R)

Pensive

(adj.) Engaged in serious thought

Perfidious

(adj.) Deceitful or unworthy of trust

Periwinkle

(adj.) A purple-blue color

Perspective

(n) A point of view or attitude towards something

Perplexed

(adj.) Utterly baffled

Peruse

(v) To examine carefully and at length

Petrichor

(n) The pleasant scent that accompanies the first rain after a dry spell

Pilgarlic

(noun) A person regarded with mild of pretended contempt or pity

Poetic

(adj.) Having an imaginative or sensitively emotional style of expression

Prophetic

(adj.) Accurately predictive of future events

Quixotic

(adj.) Exceedingly idealistic or impractical

Quintessentially

(adv.) Used to emphasize the most perfect or typical example of a quality or class

Relentless

(adj.) Oppressively constant

Remarkable

(adj.) Worthy of attention

Resolute

(adj.) Admirably purposeful

Resplendent

(adj.) Attractive and impressive through being especially colorful or sumptuous

Revere

(v) To feel deep honor, respect, or admiration for something

Ricochet

(v) To rebound off of a surface

Rigorous

(adj.) Thorough, exhaustive, or accurate

Riveting

(adj.) Utterly engrossing or compelling

Rotund

(adj.) Plump

Rogue

(n) an unprincipled person who goes against the norm

Ruminate

(v) To think deeply about something

Cool Words (S-U)

Saudade

(n) A deep emotional state or melancholic longing

Salvation

(n) Preservation or deliverance from harm, ruin, or loss

Sanguine

(adj.) Given to optimism, especially in the midst of a trying situation

Scope

(n) The extent of the area or subject matter something deals with

Scrutinize

(v) To examine or inspect closely

Scurrilous

(adj.) Humorously insulting

Serendipitous

(adj.) Making desirable discoveries by accident

Slippery

(adj.) Difficult to grasp, evasive

Skedaddle

(v) To depart quickly or hurriedly

Splendiferous

(adj.) Magnificent

Sprightly

(adj.) Lively

Spaghettification

(n) the theoretical stretching of an object as it encounters extreme differences in gravitational forces, especially those associated with a black hole

Stellar

(adj.) Outstanding

Superfluous

(adj.) Unnecessary

Surreptitious

(adj.) Kept secret, especially because of potential disapproval

Sustainable

(adj.) Able to be maintained at a certain rate or level

Swimmingly

(adv.) Smoothly and satisfactorily

Tact

(n) Sensitivity in dealing with others

Tenacious

(adj.) Unwillingness to relinquish a certain position, principle, or course of action

Toxic

(adj.) Poisonous

Transcendent

(adj.) Beyond the scope of normal human experience

Trepidation

(n) A fear or anxiety about something that might happen

Twisted

(adj.) Crumpled, sprained, or unpleasantly abnormal

Unshakable

(adj.) Unable to be questioned or disputed

Uniped

(n) a person or animal with only one foot or leg

Cool Word (V-Z)

Vacillate

(v) To waver between different opinions or actions; indecision

Vehement

(adj.) Passionate, intense

Verjuice

(n) an acid liquor made from the sour juice of crab apples, unripe grapes

Vicarious

(adj.) Experienced in the imagination through the feelings or actions of another person

Vindictive

(adj.) Demonstrating a strong or unreasonable desire of revenge

Vivacious

(adj.) Animated, attractively lively

Voluptuous

(adj.) Characterized by sensual pleasure or luxury

Vortex

(n) A mass of whirling fluid or air

Wayzgoose

(n) a works outing made annually by a printing house

Woo

(v) To try to gain someone’s love or affection

Wittol

(n) a man who knows and tolerates his wife’s infidelity

Xenophobia

(adj.) Intense dislike or fear of people from other countries

Zealous

(adj.) Demonstrating great energy or enthusiasm

1,000+ of the Coolest, Most Unique Words in the English Language

In this article, we’re going to cover cool English words.

In the first section, we have a list of nearly 70 awesome sounding words for story-telling, novels, or just plain everyday use.

We also have a list of misused words, ones that sound funky, awkward ones too.

We have lots of categories including:

• cool English words
• rare English words
• short English words
• cool-sounding words
• short cool words
• cool words with cool meanings
• words with deep meanings (deep English word with meaning)
• aesthetic words
• awkward words
• unique English words
• rare words with beautiful meanings
• cool English words for usernames
• cool English words for gamertags
• cool English words to use in conversation
• cool English words for company name
• new cool English words (slang words, trendy words)

This is a longer post, so feel free to choose a category of interest in the Table of Contents.

Or just browse casually.

Let’s dive in!

Cool English Words

We have the following list of cool English words.

For a native English speaker, you’ve probably heard of all or almost all of these words.

We think they’re some of the coolest words in the English language.

Take a look and see if you agree.

Apocalyptic

Apocrypha

Bamboozled

Bizarre

Blandishments

Blasphemy

Bumblebee

Capricious

Clandestine

Cognizant

Conundrum

Corrosion

Crestfallen

Dastardly

Diabolical

Dwindling

Effervescent

Equilibrium

Exquisite

Flippant

Gerrymandering

Hoary

Hoity-toity

Hyperbolic

Hypnosis

Incognito

Indigo

Insidious

Kaleidoscope

Kleptomania

Languish

Luminescence

Melancholy

Mercurial

Mitigate

Nefarious

Onomatopoeia

Persnickety

Phosphorous

Picturesque

Plebeian

Quadrinomial

Quintessential

Rambunctious

Reptilian

Sabotage

Sanctimonious

Scrupulous

Scurrilous

Serendipity

Serpentine

Silhouette

Sinister

Statuesque

Stoicism

Synergistic

Tectonic

Totalitarian

Trapezoid

Ubiquitous

Vermillion

Villainous

Wanton

Whimsical

Wizardry

Zigzag

Rare English words

Let’s take a look at some rare English words.

You may have also heard of all of these or some of these.

But these are some of the most unique English words we’ve run across.

Check out and see how many you’ve heard of and can define.

Betwixt

Alfresco

Amok

Atingle

Bailiwick

Ballistic

Bedlam

Bugbear

Bulbous

Calliope

Convivial

Cornucopia

Demitasse

Derecho

Doohickey

Doppelganger

Earwig

Elixir

Ersatz

Finagle

Flimflam

Fracas

Fuddy-duddy

Gambit

Gossamer

Haboob

Halcyon

Hokum

Hullabaloo

Interrobang

Jabberwocky

Jalopy

Jitney

Kaput

Kerfuffle

Kismet

Kvetch

Lampoon

Lollapalooza

Lugubrious

Lummox

Mnemonic

Nabob

Noctambulist

Oxymoron

Quibble

Quiddle

Quixotic

Raconteur

Rendezvous

Riffraff

Rigmarole

Ruffian

Rumpus

Saudade

Scalawag

Schmooze

Scofflaw

Scofulous

Scuttlebutt

Shenanigans

Skedaddle

Skullduggery

Slapdash

Spaghettification

Spitchcock

Stiction

Supercilious

Syzygy

Taradiddle

Telekinesis

Tintinnabulation

Turducken

Ulu

Umlaut

Vamoose

Verve

Vicinal

Wabbit

Widget

Windbag

Wittol

Xanthic

Xyloid

Zaftig

Zeppelin

Ziggurat

Zorro

Silly English words

If you’re looking for silly English words, we’ve got several for you.

Some of these are bizarre, some are funny, some you probably even know or use regularly.

Let’s take a look.

Aardvark

Akimbo

Balderdash

Bologna

Cooties

Gibberish

Hifalutin

Jibber-jabber

Knickerbocker

Lollygag

Noggin

Pantaloons

Pickleweasel

Pitter-patter

Pumpernickle

Snickerdoodle

Spaghettification

Squelch

Stupendous

Thesaurus

Whatnot

Whippersnapper

Whittle

Short English words

Here are some of the best short English words or best short cool words.

We’d say most of them are aesthetic and some you might use from time to time in conversation.

Some are short and unique.

If you’re a native English speaker you’ll probably recognize all or almost all.

Audible

Befog

Beget

Bosom

Chasm

Effuse

Fervor

Hustle

Lingo

Lucid

Misty

Nomic

Phonic

Purl

Ravine

Rend

Robust

Sassy

Scythe

Virtu

Zephyr

Cool-sounding words

How about some cool-sounding words?

These are what you might call some badass words as well.

If you don’t use these already, what are you waiting for? 🙂

akimbo

annunciate

aplomb

blunderbuss

circuitous

colloquium

compunction

conflagration

dangle

dichotomy

dribbler

drivel

escutcheon

fecundity

fetid

foil

fondue

gigabyte

glockenspiel

harbinger

instupituous

inveterate

kleptomaniac

loquacious

maestro

marsupial

obsolescence

obstreperous

panache

perpendicular

polyglot

quadrangle

quandary

ribald

ribald

soiree

solipsism

solpysis

spatchcock

spunk

spunk

suppurate

svengali

tenacious

thwart

vivisection

whittle

Cool words with cool meanings

Looking for cool words with cool meanings?

These are all words you probably know the meaning of.

And these words often sound like their meaning.

aesthete

bloviate

brouhaha

cattywampus

comeuppance

donnybrook

fetid

flummox

gobbledygook

halfpace

howdy

ineffable

lollygag

malarkey

mellifluous

nincompoop

polyglot

scrumptous

serendipity

Words with deep meanings (deep English words with meaning)

How about some words with deep meanings?

Deep English words with meaning are complex and often have more than one definition.

Let’s check out some examples.

ephemeral

epiphany

epoch

ethereal

incandescence

ineffable

luminescence

mellifluous

nefarious

oblivion

solitude

sonorous

supine

Commonly Misused Words

We’re all guilty of misusing some words.

In fact, some words don’t even exist – i.e., irregardless.

Let’s check out some of the most commonly misued words in English.

Accept / Except

Adverse

Affect / Effect

Cue

Enervate

Etc / Et cetera

Gibe

Ironic

Like

Literally

Parameter

There / their / they’re

Aesthetic words

Looking for aesthetic words?

There are lots of beautiful words in the English language, so let’s check out some examples of aesthetic English words.

aesthetic

ambivalence

aurora

cynosure

demure

diaphonous

dissemble

ebullience

ephemeral

fusillage

idyllic

incandescent

incendiary

ineffable

infatuation

labyrinth

petrichor

propinquity

serendipity

sinecure

supine

Awkward words

There are some words that are awkward, or ripe for double entendres, to the point that you don’t really like using them.

“Condiments” is one such word because phonetically it’s very close to something else. The first two syllables are essentially the same.

“Pianist” is another that sounds close to something related to copulation (another cool English word!).

Let’s take a look at some awkward English words.

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Cockamamy

Cumbersome

Curd

Gurgle

Lugubrious

Moist

Slurp

Spelunking

Squatting

Unique English words

How about some unique English words?

These English words are unique to the point where they definitely would stand out on a written page or if said in conversation.

How many of these unique words do you use?

agastopia

baloney

dowdy

flummox

gobbledygood

halfpace

howdy

impignorate

jentacular

myopic

nincompoop

nudiustertian

phlegm

scrumptious

serendipity

Rare words with beautiful meanings

Let’s take a gander at some rare words with beautiful meanings.

These might not be your everyday words you’ll use, but they’re kind of cool on their own.

And have some pretty cool meanings.

You’ll recognize a lot of these.

aura

cromulent

eclipse

effervescent

euphoria

ineffable

odyssey

peregrinate

peripatetic

saunter

serendipity

sonder

wanderlust

zephyr

Cool English words for usernames

We’ve got plenty of articles as it pertains to cool English words for usernames.

Here’s a sample.

• Soft Aesthetic Usernames
• Best Username Generators
• Best Roblox Names
• Best Snapchat Usernames
• Best Discord Names

Cool English words for Gamertags

And the same with gamertags.

We’ve got lots of articles as it pertains to the best game names.

• Best Gaming Names
• Best Kahoot Names
• Best Xbox Gamertag Ideas
• Best Gamertag Ideas
• Best Steam Names

Cool English words to use in conversation (+ speaking and writing)

What are some cool English words to use in conversation?

Everyone could spice up their vocabulary some to make their points more articulate and precise.

Let’s take a look at some that might be worth including.

acquiesce

amenable

autonomy

benevolent

bombast

caveat

cogent

consent

contemplate

deliberate

elegant

elicit

elucidate

elusive

essentially

malaise

moniker

non sequitur

nuance

obfuscate

perfunctory

perpsective

peruse

quid pro quo

quintessentially

scope

skedaddle

sustainable

tact

tenacious

transcendent

vacillate

zealous

Cool English words for company name

It doesn’t get much better than Google – a play on googol (number with 100 zeros).

Then you have companies like Apple.

Many company names are a mash-up of two different words.

Microsoft, Snapchat, and Facebook (now Meta) come to mind.

Company name generator

A company name generator is also a useful tool to find great ideas for a company name.

Weshare  caters more toward a professional username generator, helping you generate cool and aesthetic usernames.

Not only are the usernames good, but the fonts and logos are very professional-looking as well.

For that reason, Weshare could definitely be used as a random logo generator as well.

New cool English words (slang English words)

Lots of words are always added to the English language.

New words often come from foreign words or by combining one or more words (“chillax” as an example).

We often call these words slang, as they tend to be en vogue or trendy for a while then drop out.

Even “cool” has stayed cool for a long time.

But 100 years ago, if you said something was cool they probably would’ve thought it was cold.

Just like 100 years ago if you heard someone say something was “the cat’s pajamas” (“cool” in the 1920s) you probably wouldn’t understand what they’re talking about.

If something was “tight” in the early-to-mid 2000s (the aughts), it also meant cool. But no one says that anymore. Toward the latter 2010s and into the 2020s, “dope” became the new “tight.”

Let’s look at some new cool trendy English words.

chillax

whatevs

freegan

hellacious

awesomesauce

cinge

stan / to stan

sober-curious

weak sauce

SJW (social justice warrior)

mic drop

hangry

sriracha

ghost (to disappear)

manspread

facepalm

froyo

photobomb

binge watch

fitspiration

mansplain

staycation

baecation

Conclusion

In this article, we covered some cool English words.

And beyond that we went into the following categories:

• cool English words
• rare English words
• short English words
• cool-sounding words
• short cool words
• cool words with cool meanings
• words with deep meanings (deep English word with meaning)
• aesthetic words
• awkward words
• unique English words
• rare words with beautiful meanings
• cool English words for usernames
• cool English words for gamertags
• cool English words to use in conversation
• cool English words for company name
• new cool English words (slang words, trendy words)

We hope you found this article helpful and can use some of these words going forward!