Mundane words you hate the sound of....

[MooseAndSquirrelLoveFlannel]

Is there a word you hate? When you say it, it just grates on you just irritates you?

For me, its the word "bottle".

I hate what it looks like, I hate saying the word, to me it just sounds like a silly word and irritates me when I have to use it.

Probably makes no sense, but please tell me I'm not alone with an irrational hatred of a mundane word.

Goblet. It sounds so gluttonous!

I find it weird 😕 and confused why in our society certain foods and drinks are described and or have Names that are ridiculous,!!!

described as a grown up drink which is mix of Alchol and pop it's called Pussy

I used to see this drink in town home bargains

Also a particular Costas coffee A flat latte or a skinny Latte,

Dirty Fries 🍟

Sex on The Beach grown up Cocktails ect

Does anybody 🤔 else have think like I do aswell as weirdly ridiculous 🙄 Names for drinks 🍸 and food then?

Pregnant. Such an ugly word for a lovely thing. Womb as well, takes weirdly long to say.

Or L.o.l 😄

Do I need to get a life 🤔 !

''Pudding'
Something about this word makes my skin crawl
I've just typed this with one eye clamped shut and the other open just enough to type
shudders

I hate most words associated with or describing food. Can't bear yum or tasty or people talking about nibbling on things or choking things down or stuffing faces. Likewise, descriptions of cooking which involve affectations such as slinging things in pans or throwing things in pots or bunging things in ovens. These people also pop things on plates or throw together a meal. See also abbreviations like jacket pots. And picky bits make me feel ill. And treat? Bleurgh.

It's all so bloody visceral, twee and/or affected.

I agree with you@alphajuliet123

Hadn't thought about it like that , but now I think about it

Ooh, good one!

I don't like it when people use the posh way off saying words in a sentence, say for an example I'd say stupid and someone might say uncouth etc. It grinds on my nerves as I have to either Google what it means or say to them "Huh, what's that mean?!" Lol. I'm a bit of a ditz really lol. My hub does it to me all the time to wind me up lol.

Feet
Meal
Tongue
Treat

Pudding

Only know baby adults who say this. All others say dessert or Afters.

Also, meal. I don't know why

Yup- There's something passive aggressive about it

Me too! Hate the word pregnant. I avoided using it for nine months

Constantinople. Bombardier. Salamander.

@XenoBitch

I bet you fuxking hate Bing. That's all Flop says "Indeed!" Arggggg

@bringincrazyback agree with “tummy”

@ShowOfHands agree with “picky bits”

also…..
pamper
loo

Drugs instead of medicine - so bloody American !

You can't know many northerners then.

My word is galore, can barely type it.😂

Little. Especially when someone writes they went off and had a little cry. Or little one 🤮
Poorly
Yummy
Nasty when used to describe something other than a person
Snaffle
Mam
Lush

Keeping your eyes peeled.
Pronouncing tooth "tuth"
Pronouncing tongue "tong"
When people talk about pregnancy that's overdue as the baby needing more time to "cook" NOOO WHAT THE FUCK!

Also when people start a sentence long convoluted excuse with "obviously" when it really isn't fucking obvious because this is the first time I have ever spoken to you and I really don't care why you missed our engineer, let's just get it rebooked.

Toiletries
Tummy time
Tipple
Mac n cheese
Glug
Slurp
A drop - like just a drop of milk
Have a whip round
Little man for a boy

I could do this forever!

Slaw!!!!

'Meal'

As in evening meal or 'we went out for a meal'.

It's a grotesque word and I hate to hear it used.

flange
(surprisingly commonly used in my line of work but either makes me feel queasy or giggle like a silly school girl)