Any words or phrases that you can't stand?

Yet another vote for the sugary ones like “hubby” “hun” plus “lovely lady” .Then there is “literally”. As in “I literally died “. Er...no you didn’t.
Earlier someone criticised “bairns”. Surely that is just regional?

shortened to 'the lav' Esspee!

Actually, I think Naty is Canadian so North Americans perhaps use bathroom as a pleasant euphemism.

Ignore the line thro' -- technical incompetence !

I see that my current pet hate, uni, or yewni,as it's pronounced, has made a late entry.
And I'll give you 'pop', be it in the oven or going to the shops,etc.
I'm agreeing with all the others too.
Thought of another "moi", unless you really want us to talk in French.

Double negatives, as in "I ain't dun nuthin'"

While/whilst? I agree with almost every contribution on this thread should we not be scuttling off to pedant’s corner?

I dislike "cheated on" when people mean the someone was unfaithful to his or her spouse.

I have never in all my life used the word "loo" which I find quite unbearable. If you must be mealy mouthed go to the bathroom, but I use the toilet.

A great many adverbs can be used either in the form that is identical to the adjective or in the form that has -ly added to it.

Thus "wrap up warm" is grammatically just as correct as "wrap up warmly", but I do object to the weathermen sounding like a Nanny!

However...........
Instead of but......which my oldest son says, think he thinks it makes him sound intelligent ?

Play date
Reached out
"why don't you 'gently' suggest"

Really unique
Infamous (meaning 'famous')
like...like...like

'Like' when just added to anything.

'Literally' when clearly not literally

- "Like he's called me literally 100 times, I'm not lying..."

Pressurised ... as in “she was pressurised into buying the dress”. No no no. Tyres are pressurised, airplane cabins are pressurised, people are pressured!

Most of the above, plus ' I'm not gonna lie'- when a person is making a statement/being interviewed. I'd have to reply with 'I should hope not!' ...

'whatevs' is another...

Inserting an 'r' where there isn't one and saying the word 'drawring' when referring to a drawing.

Hubby
Panties
Men and girls - it's either men and women or boys and girls
Haitch
The meaningless So to start a sentence
Almost unique
Lay instead of Lie
Draw instead of Drawer
Epicentre instead of Centre
Park up, meet up
Horse ride and Ice skate - used to be just Ride and Skate

There are more, but I think I shall go and lie (not lay) down in a darkened room for a while!

I can't stand any form of incorrect grammar, particularly when it renders the meaning unclear.
'Can I get...'
Myself/yourself.
Amount instead of number.

For some reason I also hate the word 'select' when used to mean 'choose'.

Some cockney phrases get on my nerves
Luvly jubbly makes me squirm
And others

Oh! yes, Alishka 'pop' but in 'pop of colour'. I hate pops of colour and colours that pop. I also hate the word eclectic!

And advise instead of advice! Somebody stop me!

My advise would be to heed my advice ?

Like like like like like.........ad nauseum

Starting every sentence with "so"

I advise you to heed my advice.

Advise - verb
Advice - noun

Similarly
Practise - verb
Practice - noun

As Lizzy said, 'somebody stop me!'

Lay, when it should be lie
I was loathe to

It’s so fun !!!

What does that mean ????
Can’t bear it

Rock up
Swing by
We recently had a quotation from a tree surgeon, who subsequently sent an email saying " I could swing by next Monday to do the job."
I imagined him travelling along our road swinging from tree to tree, his chain saw on his back. He didn't get the job.

"Only joking!"
As if that makes the previous, spiteful comment, acceptable...
Oh and "You were in (insert Tesco/Monmouth/Costa/wherever) yesterday".
Yes I know. I WAS THERE!