What english word do you hate the most?

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   Stickyponyposted 11 years ago

   What english word do you hate the most?

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   multiculturalsoulposted 11 years ago

   Cacophony. I know it means "harsh or discordant mixture of sounds," but you have to cough to say it.

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   duffsmomposted 11 years ago

   It isn't a word but it is slang and is overused to the point of making me nauseated - Frickin'  Frickin' this, frickin' that.  AHHHHHHHHH

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   Motown2Chitownposted 11 years ago

   Retarded.
   
   I have heard it used so frequently as a pejorative that I can no longer bear it even when used to develop something that has been held back or slowed down.

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   kittythedreamerposted 11 years ago

   There's a few words that I'm not a fan of, many being derogatory words. But the ones that I can say here are "frothy" "purulent" and "diarrhea". All medical words but gross me out when I hear them! LOL.

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   Maralexaposted 11 years ago

   I "hate" hearing the word No!
   
   "Hate" is too strong a verb to be used here.  But the most negative word for me is "No."

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   SidKempposted 11 years ago

   Hate.
   
   I hate to hate anything.
   
   Oops! I mean I love everything, and don't hate anything at all.

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   bernard.sinaiposted 11 years ago

   Nincompoop - I don’t hate this word, more like dislike and I think it sounds crappy. :-)

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   sarahmooseposted 11 years ago

   Robust. It has been overused that many times at my workplace that even seeing it written down irritates me!!

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    JessBrazposted 11 years ago

    Moist.
    There's just something about that word the icks me out...
    
    Though I don't dislike these two words, I do dislike it when people don't pronounce them properly... When people say "supposeBly" and "eXpecially" Those two words drive me bonkers.

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    UndercoverAgent19posted 11 years ago

    "Residual" sounds pretty nasty in my opinion. Ew.

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    Deb Welchposted 11 years ago

    HUSBAND.  It makes my skin crawl.  Everyone thinks I need one of these and I don't think so.  I hate the word - the sound of the word - the idea of the word and the push and shove of the worldly condition.  Thanks but no thanks - I'll pass on that.

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    zoey24posted 11 years ago

    I am from England, and I have never heard anyone say the following......
    
    Cacophony (Never heard that word before) Frothy, Purulent or residual.
    
    The word Nincompoop made me laugh, my Nan used to say that to us when we were small and had done something silly :-)
    
    The word I hate the most is 'Sick' simply because kids today (My 13yr old included) use it as a word for all things good. If they like something, they say "That is sick" or worse "That is Sickage."
    
    Sick to me means vomit and there is nothing good about that :-)

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    Amber Vynposted 11 years ago

    I'm a language lover, so I just can't bring myself to hate a word.
    
    However, I think the stupidest sounding word in the English language is 'shampoo'.

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