What is a word that you dislike and/or associate with negative things, when most people would not say the same?

[Anonymous]

Moving forward

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Anonymous wrote:We are pregnant.
It is your wife who is pregnant.

+1

[Anonymous]

Chest feeding.

[Anonymous]

Toiletries

[Anonymous]

Coughing etiquette

[Anonymous]

Pulmonary hygiene

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Moving forward

That's two words.

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Anonymous wrote:Equity

Yep. Have reached saturation point with this one.

Plus, it’s used to justify discrimination against groups of people based solely on the color of their skin. I am opposed to racism.

Sure you are.

[Anonymous]

Niggardly


Not once have I heard someone, not being intentionally provocative, use this word. It’s always used as a gotcha.

[Anonymous]

For some odd reason I dislike “sofa” but couch sounds a bit brusque. Let’s bring back divan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Niggardly


Not once have I heard someone, not being intentionally provocative, use this word. It’s always used as a gotcha.

I hear it listening to 19th century British literature on Audible- it is always a bit of a shock.

[Anonymous]

gobsmacked, just sounds ugly

[Anonymous]

My Partner.

[Anonymous]

Amazing or Awesome.

When the intended meaning is "good"

[Anonymous]

Shelter magazine. When I hear the world shelter I think of something desperate, the minimum for survival.