What is your personal Most Annoying Word?

[SnapsProvolone]

Tax
Brah
Twerk

 

[EvlMunkee]

paradigm
transpire
whole 'nother

 

[Unclebaldrick]

I hate when white people say uber..example he was uber pissed

Why white people?

Though it is hard to imagine a brutha saying it.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

I suppose "literally" is my peeve. When it is used incorrectly. As in when I heard a football announcer say "he is literally playing as if his hair is on fire." I was pissed. The guy was just running in a straight line with the football. No screaming, no wildly beating at his head or rolling around. The guy still had his helmet on. Would you leave your helmet on if your hair was one fire? Not me.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

What is your personally Most Annoying Word?

To me, Melty Cheese is the stupidest I've ever heard of.
Sounds like a word a young child would try to say.

Can you use 'melty cheese' in a sentence that would illustrate an annoying use? I'm not getting it. I can only think of using it rarely (at best) - like making a fondue and the wife pulls haloumi out of the fridge and I say "no, get the melty cheese.". There must be something I am missing.

 

[farmasensist]

Brah, bruh
Nigga
Play catch up

 

[Silly String]

I flinch inside when I hear someone use wary, weary, or leery incorrectly/interchangeably.
I also hate it when people say supposeBly. (Chandler Bing on Friends hated that too).
Ex-husband used to call a wolf a "wuff".
I allotted my boyfriend only one "ain't" per day when we first started dating. He's from Kentucky, and I finally just gave up. He won that fight. (he should have held out for a bigger argument)

I'm sure I've got my own glitches that make others cringe.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

I would mention "irregardless" but it's not a word. Hearing somebody say that they could care less when they mean 'couldn't care less' drives me into a murderous rage.

 

[ScoobyDoobyDoo]

the "N" word.

 

[minnesmoker]

I despise the word "took."
And, in response to an uttered phrase that is not completely heard: "Huh?"

 

[Unclebaldrick]

I despise the word "took."
And, in response to an uttered phrase that is not completely heard: "Huh?"

All forms of took? Do you prefer past perfect?

 

[Bombur]

I despise the word "took."
And, in response to an uttered phrase that is not completely heard: "Huh?"

I have a terrible habit of saying "huh?"

 

[minnesmoker]

All forms of took? Do you prefer past perfect?

I find the word offense, on the tongue, to the ears, to the eyes, and to the fingers when typing.

I do indeed prefer the past perfect. I am not sure why that one word bothers me so much.

 

[minnesmoker]

I have a terrible habit of saying "huh?"

So do I. And, I think that's why think it bothers me so much.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

I find the word offense, on the tongue, to the ears, to the eyes, and to the fingers when typing.

I do indeed prefer the past perfect. I am not sure why that one word bothers me so much.

In universal sign language, the symbol for took is an upraised middle finger. That's probably it.

 

[minnesmoker]

In universal sign language, the symbol for took is an upraised middle finger. That's probably it.

A single syllable word with two hard consonants and the double vowel that produces the long u. I don't like it's structure, it offends me.

 

[MojoRison]

Took

Toque

I guess it's all in the pronunciation

 

[minnesmoker]

Took

Toque

I guess it's all in the pronunciation

Why you gotta goof with me?

EDIT: And, with that posting, I realize that I dislike the word "goof," also.

 

[MojoRison]

LMAO

At least you've used it in the correct manner, score one for minne

 

[Unclebaldrick]

I guess the word cloaca doesn't sit well with me. I try not to use it in general conversation.