One word in English you don't like

[Alondra]

Mine is "appropriately". It's commonly used by people explaining their thinking or belief, without giving consideration that the word has different meaning to millions of people with different cultures around the world.

Like Trump at the Pope's funeral. 'Appropriately' was everywhere; well, more Inappropriately.
Nothing wrong with 'moist'. I'm a gardener. The Gold Standard is a moist but well-drained soil. There are lots of uses for moist that aren't gynaecological.

I work in a medical centre. I see lots of medical reports and nothing really bothers me except for one word. Meatus. I shudder when I read it!

Jaunt

Meatus biggus? That sort of thing?

Agog 🤮

How about poorly as in not well.Ok if talking to a child but a grown up being poorly… come on

Crotch - just awful
Nom Nom - god I hate it when people say this to
describe something nice they've ate.
Lure - I just can't pronounce it. say looer or law

Ick
Acceptable for a five year old........for adults just no.

The word shoulder annoys me. Picky bits goes without saying.

Toilet

@ExquisiteSocialSkills quite like amphitheatre!

Gobsmacked instead of Dumbfounded.

grab

Felch.

Though tbf it's not often needed....or is it?? 😁

Nappy. I have no idea why but it gives me the ick.

Crucial and awesome
I can’t choose between them, I hate the words equally.

Panties! It just sounds so 🤮

Evidently not helped by it being the MILs favourite word.

The ick, irritating American slang word,used completely inappropriately by adults..

Categorically when people are not categorising anything.

Agreed @Nannyfannybanny 😆

My mum always used it when I was growing up. I didn't even know it was an American term. She wasn't American and had never ben there.

Slather
Sounds absolutely repulsive and creepy to me ..yeuuch

Stump/Stumpy not sure if it’s how it sounds or what it means but I just don’t like it