unique

I get so cross at nucular instead of nuclear and furoreeee instead of furore.

it's often used instead of individual

We had a night sister at one hospital who if she said ' someone looks a bit poorly' had to be interpreted as meaning they were in cardiac arrest!

Quite not qquite!

Like being a bit dead or qquite pregnant!

Hold on, Indinana - when you've removed 30 equally unique drawstring teabags from the box, that is surely a breach of the trade description act in that there aren't 80 bags in there. If I were you, I would complain to the manufacturers that you found one which was less unique than the others!

I get annoyed when supposedly educated people use this expression too.

Let's have less moans on here. Who said that? Should have been fewer - like at Morrisons - should be 10 items or fewer - grrrr

Uniquely different.

I bought a box of drawstring teabags once. It stated on the box that it contained 80 unique drawstring teabags

Return back - grrrrrr. .......

'One of the only...' always annoys me. It's either 'the only' or 'one of only two/five/nineteen'.

No rosesarered your husband is right , it is so irritating.

DH is always shouting at tv about unique , it seems to be the only thing he is pedantic about.I just sing 'Let It Go' at him.

Exactly. It is either unique or it isn't. And I am unanimous in this!

I'm always shouting at the telly about it. Very unique, almost unique, totally unique, more or less unique!

He should have settled for unusual.