What current day words drive you up the wall?

Holibobs; Wine o'clock; Nom nom nom; Can I get? I should of; Hun ...

I've just seen a new one.
'Baby daddy' for the father of your child.

Debark instead of disembark

Bored of, fed up of instead of with.
Different to instead of different from.
Incorrect use of less and fewer.

Latest pet hate: 'populate''.
Populate (fill in) the spreadsheet, form etc
Populate (cover) the wall with pictures.

"My bad"
saying "no" as in "That was a good meal, no?"
In real life

I'm not even gonna lie.
That's a strange one.
I think my boys deliberately use every new saying they can until I get really cross because I have no idea what they're talking about. (And they both mumble)

at the end of the day
can't get my head around it
build back better
stay safe

'Fave'. What's so difficult about saying or writing 'favourite'?
I've even seen it on these forums.

People starting every sentence with 'So.......'

No belladonna, not judgemental at all. It's true here most Catholics say Haitch, no idea why.

I hate all these Americanisms. A couple that I hear a lot -

Can I get (no, you damned well can't)
I'll just grab a coffee (don't you dare grab it)
There are a bunch of people (bananas come in bunches, not people)

I loathe being told to "stay safe".
You know what? Life's a bit risky. Get over it!

Same over here, they say haitch is used by and taught by Catholics. Doesn’t bother me, I think it is rather cute and quirky. We have paddicks instead of paddocks and Austraya for Australia. One particular politician was known for that.

My children (adults) both inexplicably say 'haitch'. I assume a teacher is responsible, as neither my husband nor I do.

AFAIK neither of them has converted to Catholicism though ?

Haitch is terrible. In N Ireland it marks you out as a Catholic.

A bit judgemental there, Kircubbin ?

I’ve explained that I use it on the ‘phone mainly for my own benefit but don’t aspirate the word otherwise.

GrannyBeek - I agree. 'Amount of' instead of 'number of' is the only one I correct aloud when listening to the radio or hear TV interviews. I expect better from Radio 4, though I suppose they can't control what their interviewees say.

I absolutely hate it when someone says "No problem"

He/she/my friend 'wrote me'. Eh? Wrote what? Wrote to me. Wrote me a letter.

I am happy that language evolves, but there are one or two words that I bite my lip not to correct. Upmost, rather than utmost for example.

My granddaughter is three and a half and today heard someone say ‘loads of…..’, which prompted her to respond with, “that’s not right granny, she should say ‘lots of’, not loads”. ?

Contra Bute instead of contrib ute.

Haitch is terrible. In N Ireland it marks you out as a Catholic.
Stan when used by young people to mean like.
Exasperate when meaning to make something worse.

‚Back to back‘….. that makes me think of the starting position for a duel

I’d never call aitch anything but aitch except on the ‘phone when, to avoid any misunderstanding that it could be an “a”, I always say haitch. Don’t see it as a problem.

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