Hatred of certain words/phrases

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In a supermarket and heard a middle aged woman say 'OH! You've got back off your holibobs then!?'

What is wrong with saying 'holiday'? I actually cringed when I heard it.

Feel free to add your own...

I work with some who says Sick all the time.
Me: Please can you work down the spreadsheet.
Him: OK, sick
😑

"Reach out" - great song, cringe workspeak
"Utilise" - a horribly inelegant word when you can just say "use"
"Lived experience" - as opposed to what other types of experience?

“My truth”

Yup…Markies where I am in central Scotland.

When people say they share a child with their ex/dp.
Totally irrational but it drives me mad!

"Cuppa"

"You got this" sounds utterly manic, no sometimes we haven't "got this"
"Iconic" honestly makes my skin crawl I can't bear it, it's now used to describe absolutely anything, shape of a bag, a perfume.
"Back in the day" and "Retro" when said about something that's happened in the last five years.
#BeKind..used so much to protect narcissists after their abuse

On here " had his/her head turned" when someone wants to have an affair. Absolves the cheater of all responsibility!

Can't believe I forgot "we're pregnant"

Super everything, super smart, super funny...grrr.

Got the ick!

Another Americanism. Everyone now seems to say they are ‘heading’ somewhere, rather than simply ‘going’ there. ‘We’re heading out for a coffee’, etc.
I agree with many, many other words on this thread, including ‘picky bits’, ‘reaching out’, and more!

Preggers or preggo

This really made me smile. I know what you mean! 😆

Many of mine have been mentioned already. But I also can’t bear contestants on Only Connect saying ‘hornèd (two syllables) viper’.

Unpick

Meal

You sound unhinged, only ever said on MN, it's incredibly rude and usually over the top in reply to the op.

Literally

The word GIFT as a verb, just horrible.

We're pregnant

Life admin

Creamy
"shock horror"
Delish
Hubby
Another one for Making Memories
My sister calls her daughter Baba Girl, hate it

"like" - 8 times in one sentence by one late teen girl on the tube the other day - her friend managed 4.

Many years ago I'd started a new relationship and every time I laughed this guy would say 'that's tickled your fancy'. Gave me the right ick 🤮

'My ride or die' 😐 Don't even know what it means but it's annoying.

Oh and Super.

A friend of mine over uses this word whilst trying to show the world her instagram life.

'Super day with my little bestie' 'I'm super busy' 'super time with x y z' 'Super proud of my little prince today'

Forever home.

Making memories.