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 🤣

You're not alone. I also hate "I'm good" in response to "How are you?". No you're not, I know you: you're far from good.

Myself/himself/herself when my/him/her are perfectly fine.

Starting every sentence with ‘So’.

Even worse is ‘shop the Christmas edit’ or whatever. What does that even mean?

lieselotte

Thought of another one. Shop as a verb. "Shop our new range"

Oh God, I hate that one, too.

And "search up." And search, as in "Search Sainsbury's!" OK, I'll get an FBI team down with a warrant, shall I?

Merriam Webster disagrees

www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/yes-impact-is-a-verb

I absolutely fucking hate the word nap.

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Trouser
Rocking - as in rocking this look. You mean wearing, surely?

expecting instead of pregnant. 'expecting a baby' is ok why not just say that someone is pregnant?

The other thing that I hate is when someone announces that 'we're pregnant' - no you're not, only one of you is but you are both expecting a baby

Crisp white shirt. Why does a white shirt always have to be fucking ‘crisp’?,

Welcomed. As in:

"Pointless, vacuous D List slebs Chloe and Brad welcomed a baby girl yesterday!"

Please, just stop it.

😂very true .
As if they'd tell the new arrival to f*ck off.

I shiver when I hear "veggies" or "tummy".

Oh yes! Read a headmaster once say that with budget constraints he could no longer send flowers to the ‘long term poorly’ aaargh!

Ha ha. Well it isn't an adverb anyway

Anyway, I don't like it. I am not impacted by bad weather (unless I am buried in a snowdrift, maybe).

Verge of a French slang word for penis

‘Waterworks’ in relation to urinary matters
tummy
cuppa
sleeps (‘6sleeps to my holiday’)

Space as in “I really like what you’ve done with this space”

Meal - makes me think of people with food bits stuck round their mouth. I dunno. Mealymouthed must have crept into & confused my subconscious.

Hack, unless it's used in the correct context of taking a horse out for a hack, or to chop something off something (one's hair or hack a slice of cake off etc) otherwise it's a tip.

Politicians wanting to be 'clear' all the time 'let me be clear' ' I want to be clear' 'to be clear' my arse.

longtompot

Hack, unless it's used in the correct context of taking a horse out for a hack

Or hacking your way through a tree trunk, using an axe.

This life hack will drop your jaw! No, it really won't.

There's a phrase that government officials and ministers are using these days that makes me want to throw things at them. Whenever they are confronted by an issue which they have failed to address adequately, they pretend they have given it long and deep though "and this is why" they took the steps they did. I don't know if I can explain it properly, but for example, when confronted by the fact that people are furious about the rising cost of living and food bank use, they will say something like "We recognise and understand that because of unavoidable market forces and the war in Ukraine some families (it's never people or individuals, it's always "families") will be struggling this winter, and this is why we have given them a pathetic amount of money to spend on heating and encouraged the use of "warm banks" so they don't freeze to death."

PJ's I can't stand it, Especially the "want to snuggle in my PJ's" brigade 🤢

Supper also awful

Squash unless it's a vegetable

Cheeky as in 'let's get a cheeky drink'
'Out out'
Famalam
Making memories

‘fleshy bits’