Anybody else have a word they can’t stand?

[Silverbook]

Two words I hate for reasons unknown to me - moist and buggy. No idea why.

By contrast, I love ‘bumble bee’ and again I have no justification.

Surely I’m not the only oddball who has this irrational like/dislike of words?

What is with moist. Why are so many people offended by it.
Damp?
Moisture?
Wet?

Is it just moist?

Poo

Sibling.

Shit, Doable. Love the word secateurs.

It’s better than ‘brew’ used as a noun, though. Ugh.

Cunt and Gob

Both are just vile

Queasy

Beverage
libation
incumbant
eatery

Imbibe, defo

Hate woke and chav, I’m disappointed when someone I like uses those words.

Chillax. Or chill used as a verb - ' I'm just gonna chill this weekend'. I'm not entirely sure what it means - do you just sit on the sofa or stay in bed for 2 days?

Tasty.

Ooze/oozing
hubby
panties
gash
puss
tits
wench
fistula
slime
scab
toenail

I'm interested in this one. Presuming you mean 'say' to mean pronounce that is. As I'm not sure I've heard (or noticed) it pronounce one way.

Mind you even if you mean 'say' as use in a sentence I'm not aware of any common misuse!!

Anyway for md, I dislike the words "ablutions" and "pop" when used to mean go somewhere.

@frangipan
I've read your list 3 times and laughed a little more each read. I was thinking, Definite theme here. Then re-read and laughed harder wondering how a few words might fit the theme. 😂

😂 my subconscious is very strange place……

I really do not like brexit pronounced "breggsit". Or sexual, pronounced 'secsual" - anyone doing so is automatically confessing a fetish as far as I'm concerned. Similarly, people calling their husband a hubby are announcing a sexless marriage and anyone going on holibobs is announcing themselves to be an extreme twat.

Tad. when people say a tad rather than a bit. no idea why but I can't stand it.

I find it weird to hear the word "wedgie"

''Tummy''.

''Sibling(s)'' UGH! Bloody hell I absolutely HATE that awful word!

I too love bumble bee or just bumble or bee and I love discombobulate(d)!

Been on a "journey"

“Normalcy”
(the word is “normality”)
“a wine”
(when used to mean “a glass of wine”, not the particular variety)

So glad to see so many people also hate “cuppa” - I can’t stand it!

Lots but I definitely agree with "belly".

Yep, they're always "literally obsessed''🤣

yeah- cheeky as in a cheeky wine or cheeky takeaway.

Just fucking own it. You had a wine. End of.

My friend uses 'bubba' to talk about babies 'Oh my neighbour's sister's librarian had her bubba this week'.

It's baby. Baby.