What are some silly sounding Russian words?

фрикаделька - meatball

бзик - oddity, quirk

пупырышки - goose bumps

канделябр - chandelier

балясина - baluster, spindle, stair stick

шмакодявка - short person or animal

I think that гоголь-моголь sounds funny. It means "beaten-up egg and sugar" sort of like eggnog. English translations: Gogl-Mogl, Kogel mogel, Gogel-Mogel, Gogle-mogle, etc.

An American girl, who lived in my house as an exchange student in 1991, found the following words to sound funny: кукуруза-corn, черепаха-turtle, тюбетейка-(Uzbek man's hat to cover the head)

I think, балалайка and мамалыга (Romanian and Moldovan corn porridge) are in the same raw. For me Выхухоль (Russian Desman-small sized fur animal) sounds kind of funny.

Here you are :)

промокашка - blotter

ляля - (non-dictionary word) beautiful woman

зюзюка - (non-dictionary word) ??????

пилюля - pill

лада-калина - the name of one russian car (sounds really fun to me)

(some anglicisms in Russian) мерчендайзер - merchandiser, селфмейдмен - self-made man

козявка - I don't know how it's called in English.. It's something you probably need put away from your nose :) Most people use their index finger for that :)

гравицапа - (non-dictionary) SciFi stuff, an engine or motor for spaceship haven't been invented yet :)

Модест Алексеевич - name + middle name

Даздраперма - cool russian name, used for girls, esp. for "very lucky" ones who were born on May 1st in the first period after 1917 - *Да здравствует первое Мая!* The craziest one i've ever heard :)

:)))

Кракозябры (Mojibake)

Do you know this words: метилпропенилендигидроксициннаменилакриловая кислота, сельскохозяйственно-машиностроительный, политетрафторэтиленацетоксипропилбутан, наполеононенавистничества, никотинамидадениндинуклеотидфосфатгидрин, тетрагидропиранилциклопентилтетрагидропиридопиридиновые, тысячадевятьсотвосьмидесятидевятимиллиметровый, превысокомногорассмотрительствующий, энтерогематогепатогематопульмоэнтерального, or, for example, эзофагогастродуоденоскопия. Can you say it? I can.