English Language & Usage Asked on May 14, 2021
A word that describes something impossible or near impossible to do but fun to try. One example I can think of is trying to lick one’s elbow. A contortionist can do it but not everyone else. We sure give it a try despite knowing we can’t do it.
Perhaps the word is not specific enough, but I'd simply suggest challenging.
Something challenging is demanding, so perhaps it doesn't quite stretch to being "near impossible", however a challenge suggests something which is "fun to try". I suppose it depends whether you are looking for an obscure or common word. HTH
Answered by Gonja on May 14, 2021
You can use Conundrum or Enigma to refer to difficult but interesting problems.
As per google-
conundrum- confusing and difficult problem or question.
a question asked for amusement, typically one with a pun in its answer; a riddle.
Answered by Shashi Kumar Raja on May 14, 2021
Your endeavors are futile. Such a word simply does not exist.
Answered by user254495 on May 14, 2021
If referencing Sisyphusical, the word origin coming out of Sisyphus. The defining should be roughly, though most accurately with the following: An impossible task to accomplish, yet repeatedly attempted as that of a challenge, with demanding physical exertion. Mostly that as being damned to repeat attempting for an eternity.
Answered by Carmine Bokesch on May 14, 2021
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