cellardoor
According to Donnie Darko's english teacher, a famous linguist once said that CellarDoor was the most beautiful phrase in the english language.
cellardoor by copilot August 13, 2003
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cellardoor by S Tappin September 15, 2003
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cellardoor by Mr X December 29, 2003
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Not speaking english as my mothertongue, cellardoor (especially if said multiple times just as a single word) does not sound english or american at all. it has a more southern european sound. it could be italian or spanish. additionally it contains the letters DOR witch makes ist sound like 'gold', d'or, in latin languages like frensh or so.
Cellardoor and its mentioning in Donny Darko
cellardoor by Herr Rotschild February 15, 2004
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cellardoor by Seany L May 13, 2003
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I agree with both of you but i think the point was more the complexity and multiple meanings of the joining of these two words, which was also the cause of its beauty
cellardoor by daniel August 17, 2003
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cellar door by Miles Pieri January 23, 2004
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