What is a word that you dislike and/or associate with negative things, when most people would not say the same?
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Anonymous
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Why?
My answer is "lunch," although I don't only associate it with negative things. "Lose your lunch" is a phrase that I associate with it. I associate "breakfast" and "dinner" with positive things, and I prefer how they sound. |
Anonymous
| Equity |
Anonymous
Why? |
Anonymous
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Unflappable.
It's used as a compliment in performance reviews, but it doesn't really mean anything. |
Anonymous
It does though! It means you’re calm in stressful situations. Mine is “toothsome”. Just…why? |
Anonymous
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I cringe when I hear the name Jeremy, Zak, or Alex.
They're so slimy sounding to me and the handful of times I've met kids/men with those names they've been brats/jerks. |
Anonymous
Yep. Have reached saturation point with this one. |
Anonymous
| Lover. Absolutely hate this word. I hear it in my head said by a 65 yr old lifelong smoker woman saying "And this is Chadford, my lovahhhhhhhhhh." |
Anonymous
| Meritocracy. Sounds and looks like mediocrity. |
Anonymous
| warrior. |
Anonymous
| or survivor |
Anonymous
| Babe |
Anonymous
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We are pregnant.
It is your wife who is pregnant. |
Anonymous
| Problematic |
Anonymous
| piehole |