Say What?

I was composing an e-mail this morning, and used Thesaurus.com to find a synonym for "goodness". All the normal words were represented, such as benevolence, integrity, and kindheartedness. However, in the list of Related Words, I saw this:

eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious

What the heck did it mean? I had to know. Interestingly enough, Dictionary.com the companion site to the thesaurus, didn't have any results for the word. According to Answers.com, it is an obscure word that means good. I guess since it describes something, it would be an adjective

But how is the word pronounced? I turned to Google to find the answer. Usually I get thousands of search results, but this time I only got 21, and none of them had the information I was looking for. Since Google was no help, I was forced to fall back on the rules of of syllabication and pronunciation I learned way back when.

Based on that logic, I think you'd say:

• eel (Like the fish)
• logo (Something that would be on the chest of your shirt)
• fus (I think this would be pronounced like "fuss", because in a closed syllable--when a vowel is followed by one or more consonants--the vowel is usually short)
• ciou (Could be an "sh" sound, like in the word delicious)
• hi (Like the greeting. This is an example of an open syllable, a single vowel at the end of a syllable; it usually has a long sound. )
• pop (What some people call Coke)
• po (Long o sound-another open syllable)
• kun (A short u sound, rhyming with "run")
• urious ("curious" without the "c")

However, we all know that English isn't always a logical language. If you're a pro at this type of thing, please leave me a comment and let me know how I did.