To Really Hate This Word.

[Hollanda40]

There's lots of words I quite dislike,
That really make me cringe...
"Panties" and "gusset" are right up there
And so, of course, is "minge".

Children aren't kids, that's baby goats,
And I don't really call DH "hubs"...
I call both my children by their proper names
(I also hate "bae", "boo" or "bubs").

You've now seen my most disliked words,
So now I hate to foist
On you, the worst one of them ALL...
It can only be bloody "moist"!!!

😀

Just a little rhyme to cheer you all up on a Tuesday afternoon :)

I agree with you on all counts OP except I really don’t mind ‘kids’ !

One I do hate is ‘property’ when referring to a house!

Minge
Gash (vom)
Starting things with "So,"
Hobby (I do not know why)
Angle
Bubster and Hubster

Another vote for hun.

Especially written on a Facebook post. Such as:

“God am fumin today”
“Awww what’s up hun?”
“I’ll PM ya hun”

I dont mind ‘minge’ it’s quite funny. Moist doesn’t offend me either, but I agree with the rest.
I can’t stand when mums refer to themselves as ‘mumma’, it even worse ‘mumma bear’
I also hate ‘boobies’.

@PooWillyBumBum re supper. i'm sure it sounds just fine when you say it

It was mainly this woman's screeching queen voice and the fact she thought she was way above everyone while professing to be a devout christian

Mama, mumma, momma and every other twee variation of mum.

Preggo. Seriously? Especially when used as a noun "hey, preggos" (yes one board I use uses that regularly).

Bubs, baba, little, my boy/girl, little un etc. It's child, kid (doesn't bother me) or regional variations like wean/bairn.

When did people become so teeth cloyingly sick making?

Moist gusset

Please - just say abdomen.

And you say 'ouch I just banged my patella on the table' or 'my gluteus maximus is getting too big' (I'm kidding).

I hate the words

Folk
Hubby
Holibobs

I love the word "minge"
I don't know why, it really makes me laugh. I'm childish.

I hate when people use the word "pee". It sounds really twee. Either say "piss" which I understand "pee" to be short for. Or, how about just don't fucking tell us what you're doing in there.
I went out with a bloke years ago who used to say "pee" so whenever I hear someone use this word I just think they're a pervert.

'Hun' is awful. Hubby is the worst. Though supper is surely just a late night casual meal? Not sure what is wrong with that? Suppose you could also could call it the munchies?! Don't get me started on emojis. The worst of all is when someone responds to something that isn't particularly funny with a laughing so much I'm crying but on an angle./Grrrrrrrrr.

I always read these threads with amusement and think none of the words bother me overly (except perhaps "supper"), but I've just remembered one that I DO hate - "doggy".

Not as in doggy-style or doggy-fashion (apologies), but when somebody actually uses it to refer to my dog.

My terrier is a savage, unfriendly, uptight snarling vicious bastard, so when my old landlady used to ask "And how is your little doggy" I just wanted to set the little sod on her.

I love the fact that the poster called PooWillyBumBum is squeamish over the word ‘wee!’

My all time worst word is 'pamphlet'. I can't tell you why, but it makes me physically heave when I hear it. Leaflet will do just fine, thank you.

People who say crimbo instead of Christmas.
Particularly in newspapers--when people say 'fessed up. Instead of confessed.
Makes me feel like it's still 2002.

Splurge. That word makes my skin crawl.

Also don't like 'supper' but my Scottish in-laws say it and it sounds totally different and not all that bad at all. 'shall we go for a wee haggis supper?'

When people call their son ‘little man/prince/soldier’ makes me cringe.

Gullet and belly sound gross to my ears.

Then the usual fam, hun, holibobs

I hate the word "space" being used when describing a house or room.

Oooh and 'property' instead of house. And 'per calendar month'

Minge, minge, minge and minge!
I like minge (I mean the word), it makes me laugh.

PooWillyBumBum
@Laiste sorry, we say supper if it's eaten at home but 'going out for dinner' if you're in a restaurant. Just how I was taught as a kid.
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That's quite correct though you can go out to dinner at someone else's house, ie a dinner party.

Love your name btw, very appropriate for this thread :-).

Hate the saying 'I'll give you a tinkle'. Just say 'I'll ring you'. My male mortgage adviser used to say this to me and I lost all respect for him - it just came across as such an unmanly thing to say!!

Pamper.
It just sounds wet and twee.

Two words: fur baby.

Oh, and poorly
and horrid

When people say everythink somethink nothink...

apostropheuse
You beat me to it with 'furbaby'.
I loathe it.