Words you hate:

who says cummies? what does that even mean?

Literally

Trump

Trans

“^ This!”

( when used like that)

"Like"

Well, actually I only hate it when people like use it to like stutter through a sentence. I'm like, that makes you sound like really stupid.

Cis

Queer

Qanon

Google is your friend, R1.

panties

Finna

Marjorie Taylor Green

Thanks R9. Why did I think it was something sexual?

R5, I sat through an open AA meeting and the lead speaker who spoke for 45 minutes used "like" continously. It was a painful 45 minutes and luckily she was timed and stopped when told her time was up.

But honestly she had been like a really screwed up like drug addict and now like had nine years like sober. So I hope like it was worth sitting through and she like helped some like struggling newcomer like. Ya know?

R12, perhaps you should go past page 2 in Google.

Vegies

Yummy

Java

MAGA

Literally

A M A Z I N G

Often used to describe something utterly mundane like a bland frozen dinner or a scented candle from Aldi..

“Right?”

As a dumb response signalling agreement.

Eg. “The weather has been bad lately”

Response:

“Right?”

All the feels

Yes an expression not a word but I had to post it anyway.

Also calling people Hun

Liptard and Republicunt.

I think they're juvenile.

I hate it when people hijack an AA meeting, R13.

“Prolly.” It makes me sick to my stomach to think people either believe this is an actual word, or find it cute to say or write.

A boss used “posso” once. I think he meant possibly.

Collab

Spish. A 60 year old frau with a 16 year old kid used that one.

Latinx

Reparations

Vaginal canal

Sus

Kiddos

Husbear

Littles

Champers for champagne. Usually used by those who want everyone to think they are used to drinking it so much they gave it a nickname, but are really just obnoxious attempted social climbers.

Chilly

Sliders (sliding doors)

Sunnies (sunglasses)

Veggies

Zaddy

Fruit and VEG

Veggies.

Cosby

R30 Every person I've heard use the word "husbear" is what my mother would call white trash.

Wow.

Ed.win

Fake news

Supposably. Intensive purposes. Should of. But i like y'all, ax, and mussy and use them as often as possible.

Imma for “I’m gonna.” People pronounce it Ima which is how it should be spelled, but I’m not a fan of it either way.

Social, soaring, scathing, six pack, scented, semiautomatic, school shooting

woah--it isn't even a real word in the English language! It's supposed to be spelled WHOA and sound like woe. Woah is everywhere! It makes me suffer, y'all.

Yall

Presser for Press Conference.

Only retarded people hate the word moist. One person said he hates it and it somehow caught on with the Millennials. It’s so cringe. It’s a perfectly fine word.

“It’s so cringe”, R48.

Madsynn

“One in the same”.

“Myself and…”.

Tasty Y'all Yinz or any western Pennsylvania variation

Sike

It’s PSYCH. As in psychology.

Mauve. I hate it b/c so many ppl mispronounce it. It rhymes with a treasure trove or an orange grove.

Sarandon

Milo

Decapitated

Regurgitate

Latinx

Caucasian

moreso,

which is not a real word.

And even if it were, people use it ungrammatically. If it were a word, the "so" would have to refer to some adjective.

"I hate mushrooms; my sister hates them even more."

"My father is fat; my sister, even more so."

"Precisely."

Reductive. Can someone please explain it to me?

This is not a word I hate but the pronunciation of a word that I HATE

When someone pronounces orange- OR-enge instead of the proper way to pronounce it ARE-nge

[quote]But honestly she had been like a really screwed up like drug addict and now like had nine years like sober. So I hope like it was worth sitting through and she like helped some like struggling newcomer like. Ya know?

There was a regular at an AA meeting I used to attend who could not go five words, it seemed, without saying "Ya know?" Once I counted 45 times in a four-minute share.

R64- That's not nearly as bad as when a conversation tapers off and one person say- so anyway......

Wayment instead of wait a minute.

“Den I thot, wayment! What that mean?

In your feelings

THIS!

When people pronounce nuclear like Noo-cue-ler

Zoomies, furbaby, delish, bae, doge, sammich, robust.

R66 is just making stuff up now. Or he hangs with the retarded.

“Bae” makes me want to hurl.

I hate restaurants who have worked bae into their menu. Strawberry Bae-sil. Bae-sic Vanilla.

Nothing Burger

R71 😂 it was actually an Instagram comment I read once and was like wtf. Then I heard it a few other times after on tv when someone was being interviewed on the news. Blame the pandemic at the time and not being able to get out as much.

Begrudgingly or begrudging instead of grudgingly or grudging. I don't know why the former has become so popular, but I hardly ever used to hear it. Not really a hate, though; more an annoyance.

Agree completely with R74. It's such a stupid expression.

It might actually be Ebonics now that I think about it

^ wayment

Derp/derpy

"Cover" as a transitive verb to describe someone's appearing on a magazine cover. "Beyoncé covers VOGUE!" (I thought they had their own reporting staff, is what I always think.)

Rightwing pseudo-intellectuals like Jordan Peterson and Brett Weinstein have popularized the replacement of common words with academic-sounding terms, for instance “robust,” instead of “strong.” The only thing that’s “robust” is the flavor of my coffee, bitches!

Circle back

Usually used in a work setting by some political Twat that didn’t like something you said for whatever reason.

“I just wanted to circle back with you regarding a few points that were made in the meeting”

Thoughts and prayers

And the people who now say/post: thoughts and prayers are not enough anymore! But still don’t do anything about whatever it is.

Actually. Typically used by assholes who love to "correct" other people.

Any common word that is spelled with a K instead of a C. It's old! It's stale, dumb, unfunny, uncool, and overdone. Don't let the C die! Save C!

The ambiguity of the letter C is what makes it so freaking special and fun. Is it a see sound or is it a key sound? I LIKE THAT! It's interesting, challenging, and a nod to a respectable history of English. Screw K, is what I say! K can ciss my can!

So you don’t like Kolton?

R84, actually, that’s not correct. People use it to mean “really” like “that is actually large.”

All adverbs.

Chill. As he, “she’s real chill.” Especially when people above 30 use it.

Preach! As in, preach, OP!

Tea. As in, “spill some tea.” We aren’t 12!

Thirsty

Mansmells.

Doggo, veggies. Just puerile, really.

“I can’t even!”

Uggo, rando, veg (for vegetables; I actually like “veg out”)

Hating words.

There's a good way to spend your time.

A word everyone hates: R97.

Yet here you are r97

thirst trapping

THIS:

I get the sneaking suspicion they’re both on gear — especially Regan — but this isn’t a natty or not.

"comfy"

I'mma, as in "I'mma gonna take a bath now."

You need a fucking bath, R103.

Pro forma - not sure why. Just sounds obnoxious

“Karen” the person saying it clearly feeling like they are on the cutting edge of wit and burns. It’s getting a bit boring to have it thrown around all the time.

“It’s a mood” is bad but it’s worse when they drop the “a” and just say “That’s mood” or “My mom is mood.” It’s so cringe. Even worse is if they just say “mood”.

“Cringe” is not an adjective.

Cringe, cringey or any other variation of the word. Overused.

Vagina

Penis

Influencer

R111= Rosie O'Lesbo

Folks

Extra (incorrectly used)

Swole

Thicc

Pressed (incorrectly used)

Scrum

Butthurt (because there's no cunthurt so I guess it's just another way of saying "faggot!" etc.)

Gingered (not a word)

Curried (not a word)

Pastor.

"Dollface," as in:

[quote]MAJOR Dollface Thread- Baby Cockatiel Loves Her Scritches.

"Scritches" is pretty bad, too, but "dollface" needs to go.

R18 why is everyone saying this now all of a sudden? It makes me so annoyed

[quote]I'mma, as in "I'mma gonna take a bath now."

I think it's "I'mma take a bath now."

Panties.

Although it was mentioned above, “queer” is the word I hate the most.

So you hate your own community?

Poop...it's infantile

Intersectional

Marginalized

Moisties for women New Zealand slang.

[quote]"Scritches" is pretty bad, too, but "dollface" needs to go.

YOU go first.

“Vibe” is fucking overused these days. This song is a vibe. This party is a vibe. Her outfit is a vibe. Everything is a vibe, which makes the word ambiguous and ultimately meaningless.

[quote] Words you hate: Jesus

That's okay, Jesus hates you. This I know. For the Bible tells me so.

"Military brat" and "press gaggle". Individually, those four words are perfectly fine. But put together, the two phrases make me want to puke.

I also find the word "pusillanimous" revolting.

Husbear

queer

Citrus.

Kudos; fart(ing, ed)

Tweak

Pronouns

“(All the) feels”

Scrum

Bullpen

Thicc, swole, mirin’ - pretty much any non-word that pseudo-straight gym bros use to hide their lust for their fellow bros.

Smoll

What not just say small

Scrip for prescriptions

Apps for appetizers

Skrill or skrilla for money

Appies for appetizers

Strategic

Every managerial job and job seeker seems to either require it or be it. Like it’s some harbinger of intelligence. Most of them would struggle to properly define it.

Jill

Here’s a special song for OP.

Buss.

[quote] Kudos

This. A vile co-worker of mine is obsessed with this word and insists one using it constantly in any PR work for the company. She's an obese senior frau so I secretly leave her the namesake candy bars on her desk knowing she's diabetic with an uncontrollable sweet tooth.

“Commander and Chief”

“One in the same”

“For all intensive purposes”

“Cis”. Call yourself what you like but don’t try to rebrand me.

[quote] Scrum

Also, "Top of mind"

Bussy.

“La famous male’s surname”.

It’s bad enough when used for females - very naff English queen - but for males it makes no sense and betrays the users’ ignorance. So naturally it’s all over the DL lately.

Atleast asmuch aswell abit alot

"cis"

Was Cicely Tyson called cis?

R153, she was called "Miss Tyson" or she'd kick you in the nuts.

That's Miss Cis Cissy Tyson, to you.

Irregardless

- which I thought was actually not a word but now the dictionaries are including it as “non-standard”

"Arsed," as in "Couldn’t be arsed with any televised sport before the pandemic."

Bilge- it’s like onomatopoeia.