Words Which Annoy You Intensely

[bol-uk]

When people say they would relish or be thrilled to do something

Both words are crap

 

[Rsoles]

Intensely

 

[BMFin]

Fleek. I hate that word, and usually dislike the personalities of people that use it.

 

[summerisle]

Fleek. I hate that word, and usually dislike the personalities of people that use it.

Never heard of it. Is it a euphemism for f**** ?

 

[kev]

Fleek. I hate that word, and usually dislike the personalities of people that use it.

Never heard that word in my life. Just looked it up and still don't understand it.

 

[Rugby Toffee]

Christmas

 

[summerisle]

Christmas

Xmas

 

[tadao]

It says words so...
'The people have decided move on.'

 

[Caolam]

"Lessons have been learned"; usually means something has gone badly wrong and generally means it will happen again.

 

[The Cowboy]

Never heard that word in my life. Just looked it up and still don't understand it.

Means 'bang on'. I think it came from some bird on Twitter saying her eyebrows were 'on fleek', and there it goes.

Basically the OED decide their latest inclusions on RTs.

 

[arch stanton]

I'm currently disliking the word Fraud. Not because of any run ins with the rozzers either

 

[Dylan]

Footballers who say:

'very much so'

 

[Rsoles]

I'm currently disliking the word Fraud. Not because of any run ins with the rozzers either

Rozzers you mean the filth

 

[verreauxi]

Just heard someone use the word "otherize"

 

[Groucho]

I'm currently disliking the word Fraud. Not because of any run ins with the rozzers either

Me too. Seems to be the go-to phrase to discredit someone, whether it's appropriate or not.