Irritating words!

[queenc81]

Please tell me I'm not alone, and other people can't have certain words used around them?

Oh has just used the worst one, (moist) even writing that makes me shudder. It knocks me sick when I hear that word.

Oh thinks I'm going crazy and I'm trying to prove I'm not with this thread. I also can't have clocks in the house, the ticking makes me want to rip my ears off. Dickhead husband calls me Captain Hook

Ye olde this that or other
People who call their partner babe

Why do people hate the word 'moist' so much? I have no feelings towards it, what is the big deal? Is it how it sounds or what it means?

I'm intrigued too Moustache, it always features on 'Most Hated' lists but why?

Any of you moist-haters care to deconstruct it for us?

I would very much like to be enlightened. I get why people don't like hubby because I have a family member who puts at least 4 posts a day up about her amazing "hubby" and I mostly want to throttle her, so the word gives me chills.

Holibobs and amazeballs. Especially be anyone over the age of 12.

Nom nom nom
Flavourful is rage inducing and
Smelly

Hubby
Wifey
Guffed
Illegitimate

'Moist' however, is most amusing and must be said in a high pitched shrieking voice with accusatory upwards inflection at the end for full effect, e.g.

MOIIIST?!

Preeeemark for Primark

Holibobs, Crimbo, hubby,
lowkey (the way it is used now, ie "I lowkey want eyebrows like these") fleek, reem, on point
meal, toms for tomatoes, pots for potatoes, pud, choc,biccies, pop, (most food shortenings!)
Ex mil used to say "boc boc" for bottle and "napnap" for nappy

Preggers. Arghhh!!

What's wrong with portion?!

Meal.

Worst when used as "Enjoy your meal"

Fuck off.

Oh yes! "Smellies" when used as a description for bath type items...shampoo or whatever!

Mooch, bits, tat, entitled.

Don't touch the moustache.

I've no idea why it bothers me so much. Hate hearing it said and reading it.

Nomoreloser gusset is another one of mine.

Might start a petition to get all these words banned

See, I don't mind "moist" myself. It reminds me of dew on moss, fresh spring mornings, etc.

A phrase I can't stand is "for a quiet life". It's so... I don't even know. Passive? Lazy? I just picture some chump lying on a sofa while the world carries on around him/her.

Tummy! I hate it. And I especially hate "tummy time".
Nom nom / noms makes we want to vomit.
Meal as in"go out for a meal", which which bloody meal, surely you know?

Gland
Continuum

The name of the shop "Mulit York". Yuck.

Gusset, definitely. Horrid word.
BTW I do say hubby. My dad had an employee who used to say it when talking about her other half - never mentioned him by name, it was always "hubby says this.." etc. My parents thought this very naff and used to snigger about it and it became an adopted word in our house, used ironically of course.
It has occurred to me just now that people might think I use it non-ironically.

I also hate "nibbles" and "afters" used in place of "pudding".

Tepid

Perk
Perky

When people say these on here it makes me want to cut my ears off

YY to panties for me and 'hun' - goes through me. My ExH used to use the word panties when getting to talk dirty and it was a total turn off.

Supper and tooth pronounced "tuth" are horrible, particularly in tuthpaste and tuthbrush. I'm from the north west and I had no idea this was a thing until I moved south. But, having said that, it doesn't seem universally common so I don't know if it is actually a southern thing or just an eccentricity of certain families.