What words do you hate?

[jelly79]

I'll start

Fiancé
Genre
Moist

Tummy
Poorly
Bosom(s)
Hun
Belly
Kiddies

Also, fashion words like "this pant is great paired with a floaty top"

Mumpreneur.

Breakfast
Stink
Stomach

Its the emphasis on the ‘k’ that annoys me so much with the first two.

Munch, crevice, kumquat.

Babydaddy. Especially babydaddy.

Whiff
Waft

@StarDolphins

Is that because the phrase is 'off the beaten track' - beaten track meaning a well trodden path.

Tasty.

Moist
Pimple
Clarted

And: nom nom nom 🤢

Meal

Yummy, nom nom.

This is what I came onto say, even though its very un-Mumsnetty to say. Its not that it's a word to describe female genital area....it just sets my teeth on edge.

Judge me all you like, I describe it as my fanny or my privates.

Yes☹️ Corrected him so many times! Even had him Google it to prove its ‘beaten’.

Then he asked my friend that worked for Astra Zenica what car he was provided with. Because ‘it’s a dealership’.

Sexytime
Handhold
Chrimbo
Snarf
Intercourse
Mom
Drinkipoos
Snuggles
Leccy
Gifted
Let one go
Banged one Out
Bent not Broken
Live Laugh Love
Shit and Giggles

Wowzers

@Monoprix
i love douche -and douchebag - sorry 😭

‘Not my circus not my monkeys’ or whatever the shit it is

belly

Moist.

Gotten.

Nouns used as verbs e.g. “to medal” which drove me mad during the Olympics.

Gotten
Ect

@StarDolphins

I have friends who accidentally mix metaphors. It sets me on edge.

Also have a friend who recently found out that the word 'available' wasn't spelled 'avaidable'. She's been saying and spelling avaidable for more than 50 years. What a revelation.

My most embarrassing moment with DH was when he asked a doctor about my 'woomd' before I had a hysterectomy. The doctor looked confused - he didn't know whether he'd said womb or wound. H has always pronounced womb with a 'd' sound on the end. I wanted the floor to open up and swallow me.

Don't get me started on the prostate/prostrate pronunciation - he gets that mixed up as well.

Lush
Cheeky
'the littles' to describe children