Words I Don’t Like.

ElderlyPerson

ElaineI

What's the s word and m word.

The m-word is something that vegans do not eat.

Maltesters? But we do

milk !

Gill, the soundtrack is fine but the language
I know it was of its time though so was quite thankful in a way to watch an uncut version

sorry, i think most of us can work out what those words are, without having to specify, as some here find them unpleasant.

Hubby, hollibobs, hun.

Maybe I just don’t like the letter H

Fair enough Jane. Do you specifically mean the family dinner with all the shouting and aggression and cussing? It is over the top!

BlueBelle with you there and the phrase ‘ over the rainbow bridge’ makes me cringe.

Fur babies. Really grinds my gears to see animals referred to like this. And I judge those who do.

Maw, odious, is a great word, it just sums up all that is hateful!

One I really dislike is when someone has died and people say he/she has passed. Passed what? An exam?

I've said it before, but 'Uni' makes my teeth itch.

I also find 'purchased' instead of 'bought' unreasonably annoying. It's just so pompous, particularly when it's said about a bar of chocolate or something.

Phlegm
Mucus
Hubby
Slacks (trousers)

I also dislike passed instead of died. And lost

Gifted.
Fur baby.
Hun.

i live in glasgow, i hate when a man refers to me as hen or doll, i don't mind the sweetheart or darling (one i use), they are not so keen when i say it back.
words i don't like.....snot, crap and going for a waz

I very much dislike the word pregnant. It seems such an ugly word for something so incredible.

Swill - when used to mean have a wash. As in 'I'll have a quick swill before I go out.'

and

Custodian. Nobody every owns anything now, they're always 'Just a custodian'.

So…. When asked a question, the person starts with ‘so’ ??

Borrheid, I think you may be thinking of me, when we were at school! ?

I don't mind hen, but don't like doll, its so common, just like me! ?

I’m joining the hubby, hubster, hun , fur-baby club and adding movie.

I hate being called madam, I do not run a brothel.

I do not like being called hen or luv and especially darling if it is not somebody close to me. I am not their darling.

I agree Marydoll- I do not understand why the word "died" cannot be used because if somebody has passed- passed where?

Bonkers, kids (as in children) sanitary towels, guys.

Charleygirl5

I hate being called madam, I do not run a brothel.

I do not like being called hen or luv and especially darling if it is not somebody close to me. I am not their darling.

I agree Marydoll- I do not understand why the word "died" cannot be used because if somebody has passed- passed where?

I tend to use the phrase 'passed away' though not 'passed'.

Do those who dislike 'passed' feel that 'passed away' is the same, or is that more acceptable.

I don't like using the word for which 'passed away' is a euphemism, so I use 'passed away'.

Snog. Kissing should be gentle and romantic. Thee can be nothing romantic about a snog.

And 'cute'. Especially on Facebook.

Calendargirl

Spinster.

Makes me visualise a thin, grey-haired, timid, sad lady.

Very out dated for today’s hip young singletons.

Ooooo I love spinster. I claim it with pride and although I'm old, I'm fat and gobby.

I once referred to myself as a spinster of the parish to an English bloke abroad. He thought it was hilarious.

MawBe

“Moist” makes me shudder.
And, entirely unconnectedly “panties” ?‍??‍??‍??‍?

Oh lord me too.whenever we have cake and my bloke starts to say how good the cake is I glare at him and say “don’t say it!!”