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Mean.

'Snot fair

Bobbies

I'm sure there's more...

'Mummy' and 'Daddy' when they're talking about their own parents.

Yummy

bobbies?

I never asked to be born <door slam>

Boobies, not boobies, obvis.

And, yup, Mummy grates no me as well.

Horsey, doggy etc.

Yummy, scrummy, biccies, golly...

'Weewee'.
'Bub'.
You're ly onallowed to say 'poo' if you're talking to a child.

I knew an adult woman who used to ask her husband if he wanted to do a weewee before they went somewhere in the car.

Horrid.

Just no. It's horrible when you're a grown up. Horrid is for children.

And yucky. No.

Any variation of the word "little" ie - ickle, 'lil etc etc.

Bubba - When's bubba due? I got it as a text and I can't even bring myself to reply.

drinky poos

Oblong.

Hubby

Boyf

Chillax

Laterz

Nom nom

Anyone defining themselves by Mummy ie: Yummy Mummy
Slummy Mummy
I am a Mummy etc

Squeeeeee
n'awwww

ooooh, I could hear this thread calling me...........I love these

yum
yummy

hubby

agree about mean and horrid too, they get used a lot on here and I feel like the posters are talking to children.

Any word using an F instead of a TH so saying "I fink" or anything like that

I always think horrid sounds like it's come straight from an Enid Blyton novel.

ohhh that ginger beer is horrid...

Scrummy. Holibobs.
Could of. Should of. Off of.
Could HAVE. Should HAVE. FROM!

Whatever is the teenage expression of the week ...

It really doesn't mean you are "down with the kidz" because you try to talk like them

Innit!

I can't stand "bocky"

I just made up a word actually. Similarish.

I quite like it.

Panties <boak>