To ask what words you really hate?!

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I really hate the words ‘teaming’ and ‘pairing’ - as in ‘I am teaming this hat with these gloves’ or ‘She paired the silk blouse with the red skirt’. Just fuck off.

It’s like nails down a blackboard for me 🤣

Yes! A few parents I know will say to their kids "do this and you can have a treat" meaning a cake or chocolate bar and the word treat just goes through me for some reason 😂

Panties - it’s infantile and creepy

And sounds like a little girl word. There's a phrase in a Kathy Reichs book, where she is getting dressed and 'adjusting my panties.' Such a stupid way of phrasing it.

Simples.

It's awful! Someone can be making a really good point then will end it with simples and I just want to slap them! I hate it so much!

I don’t have many but these drive me nuts!!😆

-“Triggered”or “trigger warning”
-basic/ basically

Moorish (when said in relation to food) - gah. I associate it with greed as my sil once sat eating an entire tray of brownies, refusing to offer any to others, and said “sorry I couldn’t help myself, they were so moorish.”

It's more-ish, which makes more sense. I suppose it's okay if you share but not if you scoff the lot.

"of" instead of "have" or "'ve", as in could of, should of, would of, etc, really gets my hackles up.
Also, not the words but the way they're delivered: people who end the sentence at a higher pitch than they started it. It sounds like either a question or someone talking down to you. Clive Myrie is the most annoying and whenever he's on the news I have to change the channel or switch off.

I agree with the misuse of ‘staycation’. It means to stay in your house but behave like you are on holiday. Then it became people staying in the U.K. thereby implying that all the people who have had perfectly lovely holidays in the U.K. haven’t actually been on holiday.

Brought for bought.
Cause for because.

Super

Nope
Yep/Yup
Cuppa
Veggies
Brekkie
Going forward

I dislike "sip" as a verb (noun is provisionally OK). Not dependent on the specific usage; I just don't like it.

Also currently hating: "enjoy" in placed of get, receive, watch, eat, use, consume. "Enjoy three free full-length films on us, when you sign up for one year ..." Fuck off; you can't know if I'll enjoy them.

... kiddies ... "You kiddies have crumpled the serviettes, and I must have things daintily served." - John Betjeman

Gifting
Sourcing
Moist
'We did...' as in 'we did Disneyland'
Reaching-out
But most of gusset 🤮

Oh, I forgot the word 'minx' - hate it!

Can someone GIFT me.... (oh fuck off )
She SHOWCASED her curves (fuck off again)
You got this (again, fuck off)

Doggo
Pupper
Tot (when used for a small child)
Bubbly (to describe someone’s personality)
Galore

Moorish (when said in relation to food)

I think you mean moreish .
Moorish means 'of or pertaining to the North African Muslim people who used to rule Spain'!

Hear hear

I hate when people use “cross” as an emotion, really cringes me out 😂

I hate the word “cross” for when someone is annoyed or angry. It makes me cringe, it’s so tame.

Just let loose and tell us you were raging, let it all out 😂😂

Oh god didn’t even see your reply above before I wrote mine 😂snap

Mama when used about oneself.

Grim .. although have never heard it used in real life. It's the most passive agressive self congratulating word ever.

“Authentic self”

Utterly.

I've never come across someone who tho is this in real life.
The word 'treat' is the WORST.

'I treated DS and gave him a few chocolate buttons'
'I'm going to treat my DD to an apple juice with breakfast today'

Ooooo woooowwww

Using the word 'treat' normally means giving your child some kind of food variation that they really don't give a shit about and would much rather carry on with what they're doing 😂