What words grind your gears?

[RebeccaRose92]

For me it’s
plump
moist
clot
plunge
slosh

'my journey' pfff

FACT!

Growth mindset

Oh yes, and resilience too.

Both = 'don't moan when your workplace treats you like shit'

Tummy…that is a nasty word. When adults use it I always think they sound like a Pratt.

Nom. It makes me think of pigs at a trough.

Yummy. It's just twee and infantile.

Making memories or blessed in any sense of #blessed #makingmemories "Mummy Blogger" shite.

Luxe. Not everything needs to be "luxe".

Phlegm. Just sounds disgusting.

Picky bits or "picky tea" meaning a sort of buffet meal. It makes me think of scabs. 😖

Fabulous ... used on here constantly. As in, I use this and it's fabulous.

Even worse...Fab

Indeed. I know several people who use it as a complete sentence, and it just feels patronising and sneery to me.

Also, 'cool beans'

Pop. Twee.

Poorly. Wet.

Fell pregnant. Passive!

I agree with Indeed as a complete sentence.

I find it so sneery in a text message. I actually dumped a man because he replied to all my messages with just "indeed" - he didn't see the issue

Poorly
Boobs
Belly
Hubby
showcased (showcasing her curves/outfit)
myself (when it should be me or I)
tummy
poop
furbaby

Poop

There's no p on the end. It's poo.

Poop is for American toddlers.

Birthing! I hate it - and it makes people sound semi-literate.
You give birth, you don’t ‘birth’. Birth is a noun FFS.

gosh
veggies
flaccid
so cross

Tummy
Pamper
Loo
Courtesy

Reckon
Hun
Sneakers
Slacks
Hen
Pimp (as in pimping something up)
Porn (eg property porn)
Pasty
Jobby
Punt

@GETTINGLIKEMYMOTHER I've only heard birthing used as in birthing pool

On mumsnet...
‘Safeguarding’
‘DH vetoed it’ on baby names section
‘Sporty DC’
‘Fab’

Many already mentioned especially holibobs, hubby, hubster, hun, gifted, pressie.
Also recurrent MN phrases:
For context
Fast forward
’So’ starting a post.

Maybe he has stopped wearing them in school and it wasn’t the photographer who told them to take them off? I did this in primary school.

Sorry wrong thread!

As a phrase changed their bum instead of changed their nappy.
Literally (when it's not).
Calling children mate.

Meal - don't know why it bugs me but it does

Iconic

Literally, which is misused 90% of the time

Gift and impact when used as verbs

Spends used as a noun

Slacks

The C word, especially when used to refer to men

Piss

Off the top of my head
Hubby
Hubster
Nom
Tummy
Kiddies
Furbaby
Poorly
Bubba
Drinkies
Picky bits
Bants
Legend/ledge (when describing someone who’s most definitely not legendary and is probably a dick)