Words you don't like (light hearted)

Oh also hate furbaby (sick!!!!)
diddums
sweetie
lovey
also..hun..babe.. rainbow bridge
hate nicknames for genitals..
and lots of swearwords...not all because I do swear..but some are really awful...and unnecessary...

Nice Words :
Antimacassar. Discombobulating. Misanthrope. Quango. Hippopotamus . Serendipitous. Existentialism. Lisp. Peripatetic. Aspidistra. Bazooka. Lamentation.......

Not nice words:
Putrid. Pustule. Lounge-room (visions of naked, louche young men draping themselves across chaises longues) Barfing. 'Rest Room' (no it's not!). Brassiere. Cockroach. Crimplene and .... Panties

Grammaretto, that made my laugh out loud! So how about slink, sleep, sliver, slalom and slather, just to redress the balance!

Slim and slender. Ok I suppose. Sleek?
Slap, slop, slip, sludge, slit, slice, slush, sleet, slake,slay, slow,slime, slurry.
There are far more horrid ones.

Absent I didn’t think an explanation of the mathematical and engineering original terminology of envelope being a boundary was necessary in my post.

It was a jokey line I have heard by some after a very boring meeting whereby ‘pushing the envelope’ has been done to death?

the word lipstick make my stomach heave!!!

I hate UK. I live in Scotland, England, Wales, etc. I prefer Britain or Great Britain.
That is so interesting! I have just run off a copy of what constitutes the United Kingdom, Great Britain and the British Isles for the DGC!
They are all different, Grammaretto
primaryfacts.com/1496/what-is-the-difference-between-england-great-britain-the-united-kingdom-and-the-british-isles

Cops instead of police
movie instead of film
lavatory
fart
being called hun.
I love the words cosy and snuggle

Slim, Grammaretto?

Yes Grammaretto...... slim and slender. Neither of which will ever apply to me!

You've reminded me of the words I dislike.
I hate UK. I live in Scotland, England, Wales, etc. I prefer Britain or Great Britain.
I hate isms. Judaism, veganism, pacifism.
I dislike devastated unless someone is genuinely devastated.
I don't like differentiated .
Nice words:
Healthy
Sunny
Dreich
Guddle
Horrid words;
Slime *are there any nice words starting with sl?)
Fur baby

Floral tribute, harrassment with the emphasis on the second syllable, most certainly, with respect.

Pimple
Stunning
Tits (except birds)

When I was a child I was fascinated by the thought of feinting, collapsing gently on the floor with shock or other such feeling.

Then I discovered the word was spent fainting, feinting was some thing else entirely. Such a mundane spelling, such a mundane word, who on earth could want to faint?

Hun
Hubby
Fur baby
Rainbow bridge
And now Spaffing ugh

Quirky. I flinch every time the word is used...usually in relation to a house.

And the expression 'it ticks all the boxes'....how many times do I have to hear it.

My adult son hates the word 'nippy' in relation to the weather and how cold it is... and has done since a child, it's quite funny to see his reaction, which is almost rage!

Gusset is my pet hate too and fur baby (though I love cats).

I dislike the word seam, including when it is part of seamstress.

But that is what the join of two fabrics is called. It's not a nickname, or a slang word. What do you say, then, if your trouser seam comes apart? How would you describe what has happened without using that word?

you never hear them refer to girls as their " little women "

No, because they call their girls their "little princess" ?. But equally, you never hear them call their boys their "little prince" ?

But worse than any of that, in my opinion, is something that I've seen creeping in, possibly from the US or Australia, and that's calling their child "my little" or "my small", with no qualifying noun <sigh>

Wellness. Discharge. ‘You guys’ Any version of night, spelt NITE. Also moist.?

Hun, Babe, Snuck, Poorly, Fat, a few of my pet hates.

I can’t abide ‘ain’t’, my sister and my DH say it to wind me up.
I love ‘cwtch’ and ‘snuggle’ and another word I’m too ladylike to list.

I like 'flibbertigibbet' - not sure if I've spelled that right.
'Gallivanting' is another good one.
I hate the word 'busty' to describe a well-proportioned lady.

My dictionary, Chambers, gives the pronunciation of "halcyon" as "hal-si-on". I don't think I have ever used the word myself.

I hate "crap" and "crappy" and the expression "it's a given". I always want to ask, "A given what?"

Ah, thank you, FarNorth.
I'm quite put off that word now.