Words you don't like

thesuninherhead

East, the only reason I don't mind 'get your hair did' is the fact that I totally enjoy the missy elliot song (work it) which features that phrase. I hate 'same difference'. No, it's not the same difference. If it were the same difference, it'd be the same freaking thing.

brookelynpaisley

I don't like "touch base/touching base" either. I hate saying the word "feather." The "th" sound irks me, just in that word for some reason.

kate51485

I hate when people say "heighth" -- it's height. I know length and width both end in th, but not height!

RachNRich

"moist" and "panties" especially when they are used in the same sentence.

shellydiane820

Oh brother! Appys?What about when people add "r"s"I'm going to WARSH the car today."

nda_roxybabe

[i]And "fustrated". There's an "r" in there, pronounce it[/i]OR "flustrated" are you trying to say flustered? or frustrated?

alixzafiris

Okay. Wow, if I'm a trained chef and I didn't understand that, then she shouldn't be saying it at all.Hmm, that's another I don't like and loads of Canucks seem to say it. "Atall" instead of at all. It irks me.

bel138

Smegma. Google at your own risk. Have a bucket nearby.

SassyBrass

My mom always says "flustrated" Like a mix of flustered and frustrated. It makes her more so when I correct her. And I gotta agree with "libary".Oh, and what I call Starbuck's talk. When people come into my store (which is not a starbucks, everything's simply put) and people come in all "do you make macchiatos?" There was some term a guy threw at me this week that meant a shot of espresso. Just say a shot of espresso, loser. I don't care if you went to a coffee shop once and picked up a word.

LesPaul

Oh, eXpresso makes me crazy.  It's esssspressso, idiots.  And my uncle says 'let's go to brekky'.  It's 'breakfast', dear.

kate51485

I also cringe when I hear someone say, "The dishes need washed." Or "The grass needs mowed." It either needs to be mowed, or it needs mowing.

[Deleted User]

clusterfuck i can't believe i just typed that.

shellydiane820

Oh God! I googled!

alixzafiris

clusterfuck i can't believe i just typed that.I'm more astounded that the knot let you type it, actually.

september's bride

I get twitchy when parents teach their kids stupid words for perfectly normal things. As a teaching assistant for university kids, I see this a lot. There are still some students that will not say "penis" or "vagina" in class. One guy actually called them a "whatsitdingle" and "coochie" on an exam. WTF!! He was 23. When I asked him about it, he told me his parents taught him to always refer to body parts by code names so nobody would be offended.Yep.

thesuninherhead

My new boss says 'sististics'. That bugs me, but mostly because I'm a researcher, ha. She also is contantly saying, 'Interesting enough, I found out x'. InterestingLY. I wish I could point these things out to her, but she's a lovely woman and I don't know her well enough to start correcting her!

jasmineh7777

"Moist" and "Crevice" especially in that combination.

punkyb2b

SqueeHaztinkleflatulenceWhen people say wutter instead of water.

eastunder1

My favorite word ever is weimaraner.  Its just so fun to say.

crfische

When people say "I feel bad."Nooo, you feel badLY.

shellydiane820

I don't like coochie.  It sounds like a bug in your hoo-ha.

alixzafiris

If someone ever told me they had to "tinkle" I'd kick 'em in the junk.

SassyBrass

He was saying that at 23? Wow, he's probably had very little experience with those parts too, I'm guessing. It's like Elliot on Scrubs with "begingo"I never liked the word gunk either. It's just gross.

[Deleted User]

east cuts me.

september's bride

Whatsitdingle is the one that threw me for a loop. I bet it was really great with his girlfriend..."Oh yeah, baby! Touch my whatsitdingle!"He must be single.

crfische

East, if you sing this part over and over:a-weimaraner a-weimaraner a-weimaraner a-weimaraner.And I'll sing this part:in the jungle the mighty jungle the doggeh sleeps toooniiigggghhhhhhtttWe could really be something.

nda_roxybabe

My poor dad cannot for the life of him say Fuel. He says "Fill". He also says "ownge" I swear he isn't a redneck though

SassyBrass

Well I agree with GG, even my FI doesn't like saying those ones. I think his Man card might have to be revoked.

shellydiane820

hahahaha! My dad says days of the week funny.Like, Sundee, Mondee, etc.

Nebb

Its mostly phrases, I also hate when people get their hair "did", "like whoa", "my bad", or add vegas onto the end of city names for some unknown reason (I have a friend who does this. She lives in o-vegas, she visited petervegas, she is from st. vegas, etc. Drives me nuts). I also hate hubby, especially when the man fails to have a name anymore and is only refered to as "my hubby". I also hate when people call someone "my boo".