Phrases you hate

[Lemon1111]

Mine is ‘buttery soft’…If you haven’t come across this phrase, it is mainly used when describing leggings or other clothes, but now I’ve even seen it being used to describe gold jewellery! Also butter isn't that soft…Margariney soft doesn’t have the same ring to it I suppose.. Anyone else?

“Piece” as it seems to be used now, I can’t even describe it but it’s incredibly annoying.
”You do know that….”

So sorry to Americans but poop and panties sound so horrendously childish to me and obvious twatty corporate speak .

Lady garden. Such tweeness.

Swap out
Couple without of following- couple days, couple beers etc.
See also needs without to be- needs gone, needs told, etc.
Nom

I have lots but these spring to mind first.

Yeah fair enough.. Once I posted I did see the long list of previous threads identical to this one…oh well

@GrazingSheep what!?! Isn't that just a factual way of describing a "look"?

Making Memories
Lush
Picky Tea/Bits
Hot Chocolate and Pj’s (crops up at Christmas ad nauseam)

The words "yummy" and "tummy"
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It is what it is - makes me want to scream

'My bad' and 'you got this'. I find very annoying. What was wrong with 'my mistake' and 'you can do it'?

One on one.
It's a fucking RATIO, so one TO one.

Mumsnet classic - 'give your head a wobble' 🤮😂

Riddled with (cancer usually).

Same here

Usually the look is being worn on both eyes and lips.

Dog whistle politics.

I posted the same answer on another similar thread, and it's "choccy milk"! My god I don't know what it is about this phrase but it makes my skin crawl!

When someone says " do you understand where I'm coming from? Or "am I making sense? " when they've just described something so simple that a toddler would understand. A colleauge does it all the time, drives me nuts!

Sneak preview. It’s always a sneak. No journalist can say or write preview without the sneak prefix.

give your head a wobble
anything with "bits" in it i.e. "sticky bits"

”can I get a double cheeseburger (e.g) please ?” instead of “can I have / I’d like a double cheeseburger please?” or simply “a double cheeseburger please?”

A bite to eat.

“Still a lot of life left in it”

Swim teacher, swim school.

I know! I'm just unsure why it's a hated phrase.... its a description...anyhow, different courses for different horses.