to not like the word ''frock''

[traceybeaker]

It makes me cringe and also the word ''courting''

Any words that make you cringe?

I realised today that I also have a problem with the phrase "food for thought". Can't put my finger on why.

Because:
a) It's dull and unoriginal - but is usually said by someone who thinks (s)he's being profound, wise and 'thought-provoking';
b) It conjures images of soggy, bland spinach and lentil stews;
c) It's usually used horribly worthily;
d) It makes food and thought both seem very unappealing.

Latrine or pissoir?

Don't mind frock tbh - like to put a posh frock on from time to time. Can't stand kids, real leather (if it isn't real, it isn't leather), and "passed away".

Frock! My best friend spent the whole of my wedding day telling me how pretty my 'frock' was. Could have slapped her! Hate, hate, hate the word.
Also I can't stand the words 'butty', 'cig', 'mucky' and my all time least favourite word 'L* - rhymes with 'tube'. Eeeewww

Latrine or pissoir?

Pissoir, deffo. (Piss where? )

Original Poster - why the beef with 'haberdashery' - and other lovely lingerie words? I'm thinking you may have had a bad experience, then seeing David Walliams-type character.

Loo or lavatory. If I feel like it, I sometimes call it the bog. Just not Toy-LURT.

I can live with the word frock.

I cannot bear 'fud' and 'fannypad'.

I don't mind frock.

I hate nookie

Also nippy, as in "My new car is quite nippy!"

I really dislike pokey. Especially when referring to a house or room .

How about 'natty'? As in 'natty strides/trews/breeks/kecks'?

I hate the word glam.
My mum uses it a lot, as in "you could look quite glam if you made a bit of effort" or "I thought this blouse would be glam for an evening out".

Bleurgh.

I have no feelings either way for frock but hate:-

Handbag (aarr hate, hate,hate)
Blouse

I like the word.. so you can frock off

So 'The thought of making loved moistened her panties gusset' is a no go scentence then :)
But I love the word frock.

*love

PersonalJesus, what is a fannypad? Am I missing out on something?

Hubby
Kids / Kiddies
Cigs / Ciggys
Serviette
Toilet
Afters
Mucky
Doh-De (or any other word for dummy. but also hate dummies)
Nowt
Ain't

"kids" annoys me. Something so dismissive about it. It should always be 'children' IMO.

I remember private eye doing a thing about some journalists who had a bet amongst themselves . They were given a phrase which they had to try and work into genuine articles.

Apparently the society column guy had a guest at an event called
Moi St Gusset

It made me laugh. No idea if it was true or not

dislike any baby talk..like horsie, cuppie.

the word crimbo came from bo selecter

Kurrikurri you are so right about panties. I love frock though - great word and not used nearly enough!
The word that makes me feel physically sick is festive. Really makes me cringe.

Just remembered "nookie". And anything mispronounced: aks, pacifically (specifically), etc., etc., - why can't people, especially if they have two masters degrees, look at the sounds and say them in the correct order. ...And the other gems - "I ain't got none", "you was" and "she dunnit"

I have to bite my tongue when I hear anyone use more in a wrong way

"I am more better than that"
"My house is more cleaner than her house"
" He is more richer than her"

arghhhhhhhhhhh

or when people say

" I learnt her to do that"

or

" Will you learn me this "

or

"Can you borrow me a fiver "

" you leant a fiver off me"

Im seriously gurning now just thinking about it

Madam I am in hysterics at your post. My work is also aviation related and I try to avoid saying "belly" too! You could try "underside of the fuselage" maybe?

I also hate telly and, even moreso, smelly. I also used to find references to George Melly a bit nausea-inducing.

Naughty and poorly. My children shall be bad and sick.

Sofa.

I like frock, in an ironic way, gown even moreso.

Kiddies.

Tasty.