to not like the word ''frock''

[traceybeaker]

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

Any words that make you cringe?

I must confess that I love chuff when used to mean masturbation, as in 'having a chuff'.

woopsidaisy, what does 'rig out' mean?

Yup frock is a dreadful word.

I also hate slacks and pants when used for trousers. The word I really hate though is supper

OK Lady, where I come from 'having a chuff' is having a fart, not a fiddle.

Also. Pee-Pee and Poo-Poo.

Sorry Wilson
Can only report what I know.

Ace. Boss says it and it's just so... Barney from Go For It.

Tracey. I can see the cringe factor of frock. But I like it for jokey comments like "frock off" which has a lovely double meaning.

There are phrses I dislike. Tough love, work ethic etc

On individual words I dislike the ones which are very difficult to pronounce.
My better half cant say memorial....

Other half.

To 'get' a bath ....noooooo or 'draw' a bath... what?
Please just have a bath

Also I would of. It's I would have.

cute - particularly applied to children when they are being naughty or insincere.

I loathe 'get' in that context! 'Can I get a latte please?' NOOOOOOOO! But you may have one.

Feckers.

I only have frocks. Tis a fine word!

I do not however own any thing called a 'trouser'. I have trousers but not a trouser.

I do not 'take' a paper. I buy one (or find one on the tube).

I do not want to hear about price points, I want to know how much something costs.

Panties

That word makes me want to curl up in a ball.

They are KNICKERS or perhaps pants but never - that word

Hate gloopy, glee, poorly, bogie, belly, truncheon,trunks,lounge,pumpkin,butty.... think i need a lie down now

yes Mrs Devere, I think Knickers has more funny and sexy clout than any of the options. Mind you knickerbockers (however they spell it,) is a bit of a let down....

speedos? I do not like.

On the underwear line, a famous English female cricket Captain, when she was asked what the girls wore in the male BOX area replied "manhole covers"

Bless you Rachel Heyho Flint....She should be doing stand-up comedy

Price Point made me think of this one...can't remember which shop it's from:

Meal Solutions.

To say solution implies there's a problem. But how could food be a problem? If it was, how could it be solved with a ready meal...? Wanders off muttering

Manshape

I like the word "frock" when used for little girls i.e "mollie, that a pretty frock you've got on, as opposed to "nokissy, thats a lovely frock" (i'll kick'em )

"no likey" instead of "doesn't like"

• only saw that a couple of minutes ago, but my flesh is still crawling.

tchoo..................I came right here to say the same thing.

It is something a four year old would say and makes me cringe.

tracey - it sounds like something an evil pensioner would say to a hapless 4y.o. whilst trying to force feed it stale Werthers Originals....
No, it sounds like something from a fat socked and sandalled old git trying to 'woo' (eurgh) a thoroughly disenchanted mail order bride.
Awful, awful, awful...

Tchoo your last post remined me of another one

when people say " oh my bad" when they have done something wrong

Oh my bad
Never heard it before... LOVE IT!
Gonna start saying it.

Oh my bad!

Phrase of the freakin' week!

Back atchyaaaa, fit

P.S: also used to hate "phrase".
It sounds like pubic hairs.

Lingerie, especially when it's pronounced "lonjeraaaaay"
People who pronounce Porsche as "pawsh"

In full agreement with panties and kiddies. But that I use some of the others, I do like frock though although can't remember saying it out loud.
I do a bit of sick in my mouth if I hear someone referring to stuff/paperwork/general tat as "bumf" or "toot". I also cannot bear "pit", say armpit please.