Words that you don't particularly fancy

boobar

Moist

MsBubbles

I have an aversion to gusset, there/they're/their used incorrectly and de/dem/da

Lingua Franca

Melange.

What an ugly, awful word.

hollster2

CUNextTuesday cant stand it!!

EoghanIRL

Craic
Sound
Done - I done that !!! Ffs

chocksaway

Anything ending in -gate. Only when referring to the watergate hotel can gate be used

Rough Sleeper

I've seen the word "adumbrate" bandied about a bit in recent times. It's probably the ugliest word in the English language and shouldn't be used under any circumstance, ever.

gerrybbadd

Nom.

Mr. K

Cheers.

I find it mildly irritating when people use it instead of "Thanks" - I have no idea why.

TheBeardedLady

To repeat a few: bants, banter, that "nom nom nom" bollocks, epic (really hate that one), chill, epic, epic (did I mention epic?) and finally....



....epic.

InReality

basically

NIALL D

Blimey

Aarrghhh !!!

Irish Guitarist

MILF. Even if I didn't know what it stood for I would find it disgusting. It sounds like some type of mould.

Sheeple
Sambo
Twerk

:mad:

Los Lobos

When a 'bleedin' Dub says 'an anyways', GET TA ****

InTheTrees

Meal





>:[

Baggy Trousers

hidinginthebush wrote: »

"Row", when used in context of an argument.

Eg. "A row has broken out between union officials and company representatives".

I fucking hate it so much.

It's a stupid word in many ways. It just has too many meanings.

A row of spuds.
A row with the wife.
I like to row my boat.

languagenerd

Succulent
Guzzling

*shudder*

heldel00

languagenerd wrote: »

Succulent
Guzzling

*shudder*

Your username couldn't be more perfect for this thread

AulBiddy

Vibes, as in like "good vibes" or "summer vibes".

You are not a flower child from the 60s. Stop that.

inforfun

Entitled.

Usually used by people who shouldnt be "entitled" to anything at all.

skylight1987

Sorry when used instead of pardon , its a Cork thing
eg : customer," can I pay here"?
clerk who didn't hear clearly ," sorry" ?
spoken in a high pitched common Cork accent
drives me nuts I tell ya, nuts
MAY I ADD MY FAVORITE WORD IN THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF WORDS IS
FLIBBERTIGIBBET
what a word

heldel00

This one came to me today when chatting to an English friend: (thankfully I haven't heard it here YET!)

-Proper

As in "I'm proper hungry" or "that was proper delicious."

Nonsense.

eternal

I'm not gone on 'How's You?'

Tin Foil Hat

Poo or Poop. When the fukk did it became acceptable to use these words in adult conversation?

thegreatgonzo

Wowzers. Unless used in the original Australian context.

pueblo

fancy

Eutow

Hubby - (a word only used by the print media but has still somehow become known to the wider publics consciousness)

ChaosSymbol

Moist.

I hate the sound of that word. Ugggghh

zcorpian88

1. Stunnah

See it everywhere on Facebook to describe photos of women all of which mutton dressed as lamb!

2. Ledgebag/Ledge

Often said by some bearded wanker Trinity student with a manbag and an almost fashion accessory coffee cup glued to his hand!

Uberbeamerman

exemplary

ChaosSymbol

Oh and one more..

'Soz'

It was written on a sign in Staple Foods earlier, cringeworthy.

KungPao

'Ignorant' used in the sense of rude/impolite. I know it's a valid definition, but Irish people way overuse it. Just say 'rude'.

KungPao

Eutow wrote: »

Hubby - (a word only used by the print media but has still somehow become known to the wider publics consciousness)

How about 'boffin'? Another stupid word you only see the ****ing Sun.

I don't particularly fancy the word 'boffin'.

nails1

Gobble gobble

extra gravy

Din-dins :mad:

Eutow

KungPao wrote: »

How about 'boffin'? Another stupid word you only see the ****ing Sun.

I don't particularly fancy the word 'boffin'.

A good enough reason (among others) to not read that sh!te.

coolhull

When someone says ''lets go to mine'' when they mean lets go to their place/ house/ residence

wretcheddomain

Mortified - usually said by middle-aged gossips or those who find themselves pregnant at a relatively late age.

Day Lewin

"Flesh" -- always sounds sort of wet and stringy

Gael23

Tin Foil Hat wrote: »

Poo or Poop. When the fukk did it became acceptable to use these words in adult conversation?

My GP mostly calls it Poo. Only been with him a short time but the last one did choose a different word.

magicmushroom

Ye

Especially in a Cork accent.

kerash

On point. When and why did this suddenly become the 'in' phrase? I hate it!

Magico Gonzalez

Vomit.

Perfectly represents the nastiness of that which it describes. Can't say it without the juices starting to run in the back of my throat.

valoren

Ching-Ching = Money

Onomatopoeic words are the worst.

Ruu

Extrude.

Hate. It.

Asarlai

Personally