My favorite homological word:

Sesquipedalian.

An unnecessarily long word, or a person who uses unnecessarily long words.

Sesquipedalian is a sesquipedalian word.

the new administration has banned the use of homological words so be careful.

Why is autological an autological word?

You’re the substitute teacher who wouldn’t let us play Heads Up Seven Up.

I used to be really interested in paradoxes, but I decided in my old age that they’re all just bloody annoying and pointless. 99% of paradoxes are just linguistics. All these philosophers who spent their lives debating them are infuriating bastards. “Oh you’ve come up with another unsolvable word puzzle have you? Well that’s language for you - an abstraction developed by the fallible. Congratulations mate, great use of everyone’s time.”

Isn't there a mistake in your first statement about the word heterological? If I say yes the word heterological is heterological it means that it doesn't fall into the class of words that it describes and so it is heterological, because as you've defined heterological words do not describe themselves

Here's a fun question, though: is "heterological" a heterological word? If you say yes, then that means it does not describe itself and therefore it is not heterological.

Same person who named the fear of long words Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia

I think I first saw this question on coolsig.com in the late nineties.

Also, I just discovered that site still exists. Fun!

This seems to apply to a number of speech impediments, as "rhotacism" is the term for people with difficulty saying R sounds and apparently "stutter" is a particularly difficult word for people with stutters.

Wait, I thought it's a th?

List Processing, ya know?

Was it delicious?

Important hyphenated.

CSS is a strange language too

hyphenated words are on their way out. not much use for the hyphen in most cases.