Zephyr (ZƐF ƏR)

breeze-legs

ZEPHYR (ZƐF ƏR), noun.

Deemed one of the most beautiful words in the English language due to its euphony, rare sighting and letter composition, Zephyr is described as a gentle, mild breeze. It does not disrupt, nor cause chaos, it merely brings a pleasant sensation on a warm summer day.

 


Notes: Definition source: Words N Quotes. Photo: Here’s to the crazy ones (Breeze by Igor Egorov)

Comments

  1. Not only is it a beautiful word, it has a beautiful definition.

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  2. Wouldn’t that be a beautiful name for a girl? If my name were Zephyr, I think I’d believe anything were possible….

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  3. Zephyrhills is only 50 miles away. We can feel that breeze.

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  4. We must have had a Zephyr here yesterday. The breeze felt so wonderful.

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  5. Never mind the zephyr. She’s got beautiful legs!

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  6. At Lake Tahoe, one of my favorite places of all, there is a section known as Zephyr Cove, which indeed brings a pleasant sensation on a warm summer day!
    Oh, and what Lori said!! 🙂

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  7. one of my favorite sensations. i love the word for it.

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  8. the ideal breeze indeed – not too cold, not too hot, not too wild, not too soft … just right! hmmm… I’m sounding a lot like “Goldilocks” right now!!

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  9. hocuspocus13 says:

    Reblogged this on hocuspocus13 and commented:
    jinxx ❤ xoxo

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  10. How God often comes to us. Not in a raging storm, but in a gentle breeze.
    -Alan

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