Words you cannot bear to read or speak or hear

[squinker45]

I cannot bear to read or speak or hear some food related words. It is difficult for me to write them as I feel so ick about them but here goes:

Tasty
Delicious
Sweet treats (or just treats)
Snack
Yum
Nom
That slurpy face emoji (I refuse to put it here)

Uuuuuuurgh I feel ill now

What is wrong with me? Anyone else or am I a massive weirdo?

I went on a professional training course once where the trainer said easy peasy lemon squeezey. I just switched off after that

'Poorly/very poorly' in news reports. To my mind poorly is a baby word. What's wrong with 'ill' or 'unwell'?

Should of, could of, would of.

Will never understand how people get it wrong.

Also, 'spendy' or even worse 'spenny' instead of expensive.

One I'm curious about is "wintry" in weather reports. Why not wintery?

Brew
Plate up
Meal
Anywho

Piccies for photographs

Boobing for breastfeeding , just why ?

Hubby
We are pregnant. No only one of you is pregnant. We are having a baby. Is that what you meant to say?
Uptick, you mean increase or improvement.
Daddy and Mummy when used by an adult.
Grub when used about food. My dad used it all the time, I hated it.
Lots of the common ones on here like scrotum, moist, etc.

also, 'to snack on' or 'to nibble on' or actually, 'nibbles'

Hate it!!

I can’t stand the word smash when used in a political context, e.g. smash the patriarchy, smash capitalism, smash the system etc.

I’m all for getting rid of the patriarchy, bringing it down, it even just phasing it out. I just don’t want to smash it

‘Mouthful’
’burst into tears’
’gently’

I'm sure there is another one I was thinking of but I can’t recall it now!

I think it's already been mentioned but gifted.
I've heard it at least twice over Christmas "We were gifted this or that or the other".
No! "We were GIVEN this, that or the other."

Thank heavens for the ability to let off steam on MN!

Messy

As in "this could get messy". Usually means a couple of blue Wkds too many

Most of the buzzwords used on MN, including
Grim.
Naice.
Ick.
Vile.
Vom

Howling instead of laughing.

No, you weren't howling.

Deceased. When talking about laughing. HATE it.

And I’m back! 😆

’Doing the deed’, even the abbreviation ‘DTD’

Urgh.

Also Handhold on here drives me insane.
could I have a handhold….ughh.

Thought of another one.

"Hey", instead of Hi or hello.

Grrrr.

Poorly; cannot stand it, used for a mild headache to terminally ill.
I'm Scottish and we don't commonly use it and I cringe hearing it reading it.

'Bits' when referring to food or, even worse, 'picky bits'. I don't know why, but it irrationally makes me shudder when I read it on here. I've never heard anyone in real life say it though.

@Icantbedoingwithit
Usually when they go in to reveal they've been an utter horror

Lush
Nom

And as an extension of those, I give you…

’Boob juice’

Dear god!