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What words make you shiver with disgust?

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by dark_truffles

I hate 'gash'. And one of my best friends says it ALL THE TIME. Eurgheww...

I'm quite tolerant of pretty much every other word that I cam think of though.

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dark_truffles | 06 May '08, 19:20 | Send note | Report this | Reply

I am fine with most words

but i have a friend who does not like the word "nipples" or "nips"...


arg when someone says

"it's pretty nippley out"... :(


erghhh! do people say this!?

*freaks out*


ya, like it's ok to say "nippy"

but then they take it that step further..i've never understood why... it's horrible!


nippy is bad enough!

nippley?!!?!?

not ok. i totally agree.


a mate of mine..

..always used to say 'exploding nipples!' when it was really cold outside. like i NEED a graphic image in my head of that? thanks.


settee

lounge
serviette

no no no

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By 'gash', I meant in the context of,

'That's pure gash by the way.' or 'My gash is dripping.'

It's especially horrific in that last sentance.


not a word but my stepmother

used to say 'salt' instead of 'sold'. i corrected her every single time she did it. THE most ANNOYING thing in the world. ever. is it a coincidence she was evil and i haven't seen or spoken to the cow in 3 years?

other than that, 'random' makes my skin crawl and also 'hoon', 'womp' and 'bangtown', which my boyfriend and his friends use in an apparently 'ironic' way. die die dieeeeeeee.


.

''Random' and ''Slit' (the latter in the context of a cunt).


i know people who hate the word

"moist"

"moist gash"


punnet


placenta

discharge.


BANTER

it makes me wretch.


wut?

Do you mean as an adjective?


No

"Fuck off big shoe"


But yeah

adjective as well.


people can say twat, cunt or anything else and it doesn't offend me...

but i find it really embarassing when someone, especially a woman, says poo, willy, trump or any other immature word for a body organ/function.


Ha ha, this is true.

I don't find it embarrasing as such, but slightly cringey.

The best example of this is when people say bottom.


i say poo

all the time

does this make me socially unacceptable?


You hit the nail on the head, twee_loser

I stand firm with a truculent opposition to anyone over 11 using the word ''poo'.

I find it less offensive if come declares that there going for a ''banging shite'.


thats it

ok.

ill stop saying it then

fine.


Anything racist.

Particularly "picaninnies".


Obviously I object to racism...

...but the anger I feel to intolerance is many shades away from my pugilist stance against ''twee-ness'. Anyone who personifies bits of fluff, rocks, socks, chips etc. and gives them names like ''Graham', ''Fred' or ''Alan' is worst than a million Nick Griffin's.


Anyone who uses the word "mummy"

Except in reference to horror movies.


Try 'Mumsy' for size.

I've got a mate who calls his Dad ''Daddy Dumps'.

In jest, mind.


i thought gash immediately

its just not a nice word


Yeast


"Gay"

in reference to non-homosexual activity really annoys me.


^ This.

What frustrates me the most is that so so many people use it all the time and see nothing wrong with it.


Liberal.

I hate that word.


PHIL

combined with

COLLINS


Turd.

Belly.


^I'm so with you on Belly.

Have never once brought myself to say it. It ruins that godspeed song too.


'currant'

every time i hear someone say it, i can just feel one in my mouth, squishing about. boggin'.

interestingly, i do not dislike 'current'. and while 'currant' reminds me of 'cunt', i am not disgusted with that word either.


"commitment"

amirite fellas?


'Nana'

it's like saying no twice.

Grandma, thankyou very much.


yeh what the FUCK is that about!?

nana? nan? where do these abysmal words come from. from what filthy ooze did they crawl?


it's not a word

but it's more grammar. It does my head in whenever people omit 'to' when asking if you are going somewhere. Going Leeds Festival this year? Going Tesco? Going Gatecrasher tonight? FUCK OFF.


ha ha ha.

when i read that sentence in my head, i sound like a bristolian chav.

god they piss me off.

alrigh'? where's 'at too 'en? Goin' chavfest this year me loverrrr?

etc.


Pleasant

I don't know why, I just hate it.
Also:
Gusset


'literally'

when used in the context of

a) something that happened which evidently wasn't literal: e.g. "I was literally nailed to my chair". If only.

b) emphasis to something that has no metaphorical alternative: e.g. "I was literally walking across the road". Rather than metaphorically?

Also, "ledge". As in an abbreviation of "legend". i feel nauseous even typing it.


Atrophy


pubic

and pork!!!


prolapsed

anus


the english language

is full of crap words it seems.

i dislike 'schedule'. WHEN people say it like 'shed-ual'

ARGHHH.


Just two

* 'Awning' - no no no no
* 'Nice' - the most bland word ever


V

the v word. I'd rather it were called almost anything than that. BLEURGH.


"Boris Johnson is Mayor"

I'll never get used to it.


gusset

!


i really hate the

words 'bubble' or 'bubbly'...my old housemate used to say it to descrbie his passing of the wind constantly in his slightly camp, horrific, kent accent...yep, its certainly ruined those words for me


also

i've never heard the word 'discharge' been used in a good way, although phonetically i dont have a problem with it...