Word Aversion - What's yours?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote: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.


that's so interesting that a word like that would give you that reaction, then again my word "panties" probably doesn't even affect you in the least!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:omg, PP

yuck

I have it, too!

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Cluster


ew

like that phobia about holes?


that's me!!! I have that phobia!! its called trypophobia....ACK!!







You're a fucking asshole.


Hey PP....admitting it is your first step to recovery. this one takes a very special 12 week program! .....shudder.....
Anonymous
Anything with "ish", e.g., newish,
Anonymous
Bigly
Anonymous
Saying "like" all the time. Awful. My three year old has started doing it.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Whilst.

That word is like nails on a chalkboard


Amongst the millions of Brits who use the word "whilst," your comment suggests a chalk and cheese relationship


The British get a pass for using "whilst."

But Gwyneth Paltrow? - not so much.
Anonymous
Kiddo
Anonymous
Bitty
Bitey
Moist
Meal
Snappy
Littles (when referring to kids)
Comfy
Tummy

As you can see, I have issues with the long "e" sound at the end of words.
Anonymous
This is a phrase rather than a word, but "miss your face".
Anonymous
Things with holes gross me out, too.
Bees nests
Octopus tentacles.
Being in back of trucks with pipes on the trailer,
the pipe holes are sickening to look at.

I could never figure out why I've been this way.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Things with holes gross me out, too.
Bees nests
Octopus tentacles.
Being in back of trucks with pipes on the trailer,
the pipe holes are sickening to look at.

I could never figure out why I've been this way.

same. Add to the list:

hair follicles (ie the close up images used in biology class - gross)
horsetails (esp when growing - barf)

Anonymous
I can't stand the word Chillax. Or Chillaxing.
Anonymous
Hubby
Hon
Anonymous
slut

And I hate the phrase "Let me pick your brain".
Anonymous
This is about word aversions - words that make you feel queasy or weird, not words that annoy you.
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