To have such hatred for certain words? Which words make you shudder?

[littlemisssunny]

Am I unreasonable to hate the words

Congealed

Treacherous (think that's the right spelling)! I know the meaning of this word isn't nice so can kind of see why I don't like it, but I cringe when I hear it!

Which words do you hate?

Fanny batter

at creepy. I can hear the accent and everything.

Scrotum
frock
flannel

uber

epic
hun
darl'

I hate the word Fadge, ahh makes me cringe!

belly? belly??
(a lovely old word)
So you ask for pork stomach in the butcher's and slow roast tummy of pork in a restaurant?

Hubby
Other half
My fella
My bloke

Just as much as I hate

The Wife
My missus
My bird

oh, just as much as I hate

li'l man
babba
babs
the baby ( when referring to any child over 1 year, just call him/her their name ffs)

I know OP was looking for words as oppose nicknames!! However I have just spent a particularly testing and trying shift with at least ten of the above per minute, so please humour me...

Not a word, that random hollow drum sound that is on every reggae record ever released and also features in the QI theme tune. Hate it.

Flange
Spittle
Masticate

discombobulate

not a word you hear often, admittedly, but when I do it makes me all itchy

creepy I'm certainly not rich, and don't hear these words regularly! Mostly on a weather forecast in winter! (not congealed obviously!)

I am ooop north in a Yorkshire town and trust me it's more like your description of what you hear!!

Why do people always say moist is a horrible, shudder inducing word? t's a bloody brilliant word. Most things benefit from being moist, vaginas, cakes, plants, lipsticks.

Tummy esp when used with reference to an adult.

i also hate hearing anyone over 12 say 'mummy' or 'daddy'

Even Prince Charles?

yes, even him.

BTW I hate "kids", "cute" & "serviette"!

Adults saying 'Mummy' or 'Daddy' is completely creepy and vom inducing.

Housewife2010 I'm with you on serviette. Beyond vile.

I'm doing online dating and if a man describes himself as a "chap" it makes my teeth itch. Another one described himself as "fairly active" - he was 35

Blouse

I quite like 'chap' it has an old fashioned ring to it.

I am with threesocksmorgan - I hate belly.

tits

'moist'..... I once went on a date with a man called 'Mr Moist'.... I didn't find out until halfway through the date and I'm ashamed to say I couldn't bring myself to go out with him again... I kept fast forwarding to the future and the thought of being Mrs Moist! He was a secondary school teacher... Why would you put yourself through the cruelty of teenagers like that!

I hate the saying 'he walks the walk'.