Words you hate

[Joe Bass]

I just hate when people write "suppose" instead of "supposed"
Like "suppose to".

And "could of"
People do know that it's "could've/ could have", right?

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[timtune]

irregardless

get up - (it's time to pull your tent down)

 

[PrivatePilot]

Is this in conversation?

I've seen it both online, and heard it used in actual conversation, yes.

 

[Ash]

Give up
Can’t be done
Don’t bother
Impossible

https://imgur.com/0Y00WRq

 

[Jayell]

I just hate when people write "suppose" instead of "supposed"
Like "suppose to".

Applies to "use", as well.

"I used to live there."

"I don't like the feel of these new tires, but I'll get used to them."

 

[jc100]

The way North Americans say the word Aluminium. Triggered, and all eubonics. Nearly forgot, Peoplekind...

Aluminum used to piss me off too but I think it might actually be the first version of the word!

'Aluminum' or 'Aluminium'?

A tale of two spellings

www.merriam-webster.com

also sulfur instead of sulphur etc

 

[Chameleon]

Toxic.
Toxic masculinity.

 

[regder]

When companies use American spelling in Canadian marketing

 

[Gary]

Wtf is up with people who use airport tags?
"Here in YEG, the weather is ok. I'll be in YYC tomorrow."

 

[Chameleon]

Wtf is up with people who use airport tags?
"Here in YEG, the weather is ok. I'll be in YYC tomorrow."

Obviously they're more important than you because they travel so much that it's hard to keep track of what city they're in. They're also so busy telling everyone about their travels that they actually save tons of time by only writing 3 letters.

 

[SVeezy]

Ooh
Toronto mans not gonna like that.
No cap.

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Joe is on a roll here! Lol

One of mine is swag, makes me cringe every time. Also pop. As in “that’ll make it pop”


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[jc100]

bae
feels

......grow up.

 

[FullMotoJacket]

......grow up.

Be careful what you ask for.

 

[Katatonic]

Has anyone mentioned “stonks” yet?

 

[油井緋色]

I actually dislike the word "hate"

In all my years I have had strong feelings

Things
People

Never once, hate

You are blessed man.

I know a few people who understand the internal emotional impact of hatred and rage; it's not pretty.

 

[Wind Shear]

Politics and the English Language | The Orwell Foundation

"Political language... is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind."

www.orwellfoundation.com

Dying metaphors
Verbal false limbs
Pretentious diction
Meaningless words

75 years old but just as relevant today.

 

[nobbie48]

Mustard instead of muster as in meeting the required grade.

 

[nobbie48]

When there's an imminent disaster people are all "We were praying the plane wouldn't crash". I wonder how many did anything more than scream OMG, OMG, OMG.

 

[JTR]

"New Normal"
"Uncertain times"
And every other covid catch-phrase

 

[dexter]

"unprecedented"