To ask what words make your teeth itch?

[scruffybird]

Or sayings?

Mine are:
bolt hole
bespoke
Bless

It annoys me greatly when people say 'a scissors'.

leetle and 'lil' - in equal measure
yummy-mummy, mummy-milk
'deconstruct'

Hahaha tasty gusset :o

boden
babysling
baby led weaning

apologist

Bespoke and it's to die for

I'm sure it's really not to die for is it

Credit Crunch ~ don't think it's used so often now but was a few years ago, at the beginning of the recession. Not only made my teeth itch but made me want to throw something at the TV everytime someone said it on the news.

Portion

The fashion singular 'the autumn trouser', 'a low heeled pump'

AAAAAAAAAARGGGGGGHHHHH!

Hubby

Oh and,
love them to death

I hate broody.

And babe.

And thanking you for thank you.

And trouser for trousers.

Pieces for clothes.... yuk.

And the footballer's odd verb tenses

"so he's gone up to the ref and he's said something and the ref has said..."

I don't even know what to call that tense

AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHH

I can't stand 'babywearing'. It's icky.

My bad
Can I get (as opposed to "can I have")
Oh my days

Juicy (I can barely bring myself to type it)
Moist
Baby led weaning
Play date
Hubby
Bubs/babby
Any form of management speak
Jobby (aka poo)
24/7
Closure
Journey (to mean life experience)

Norks it's called past perfect.

Awesome - no its not fucking awesome - its a fucking cheese toastie I've just handed you not a fucking long lost solid gold relic once belonging to Tutankhamun

sorry

Oh and space (to mean a room)

Chav
Tits
Hubby
Agree with "yummy mummy", horrible.
Horrid
Appropriate (as an adjective)
Dump (as in crap)
Mare, if used as abbreviation of nightmare.
Strategic. Makes me fall asleep. Why is a plan somehow more beloved by management if it is strategic? And who on earth intentionally makes naive, vague, pointless or disorganised plans? It is utter bollocks.

boobs

Yummy mummy
Bub
Tighty whiteys
No

"cute" and anything pronouced poorly "fink" "firsty"

Gah! Someone beat me to 'gusset'.
Also really loathe 'eclectic' - not for the word itself per se but for the way in which it's so often used, random sleb asked to define her personal style for fawning magazine article always says 'eclectic'
'Little man' - bleurgh.

Oh, and 'crash pad' - it's a bloody flat, ffs.