Word Aversion - What's yours?
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Anonymous
| Not a real word but people here seen to call lozenges "lozengeRs". It makes me shudder. |
Anonymous
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So
When it begins any sentence or question. |
Anonymous
| Liberals |
Anonymous
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Turd
Cunt |
Anonymous
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Sustenance
Convey |
Anonymous
Amongst the millions of Brits who use the word "whilst," your comment suggests a chalk and cheese relationship |
Anonymous
| Referring to a tubal ligation as having "tubes tied". |
Anonymous
| Slacks |
Anonymous
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"Ugh"
I don't know if this was always so common on DCUM, especially as an intro word to a post, but I recently started to notice it and I really hate it. I also hate when adults use "awesome" in conversation. My boss proclaims that things/ideas are "awesome" at least 5 or 6 times a day and it sounds ridiculous. |
Anonymous
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omg, PP
yuck I have it, too!
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Anonymous
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- "DMV" when describing DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
- "DC proper" - something only transplants use |
Anonymous
| Describing someone attractive as "hot." |
Anonymous
You're a fucking asshole. |
Anonymous
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Zit.
A "nails on a chalkboard" word for me is "thriving". Every time someone types on here that their child is "thriving" at this place or that, I want to throw something at the monitor. Ugh. |
Anonymous
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The "F" bomb used too casually.
Especially hearing it from a tween/teen. 
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