Words you don't like (light hearted)

What does annoy me is that people commonly use 'on the floor' when they mean 'on the ground'. Floors are indoors; the ground is outdoors. I don't know where this change of use came from, but it seems to be of fairly recent origin.

The word beginning with H which means uncontrolled bleeding. Can't even bring myself to type it let alone say it. (not sure how to spell it either) Please don't anyone type it out in full, I may faint.

Adipose tissue...there's a lot of it about.

'out there' as in "There's a lot of advice / talented people / scammers etc etc out there."

Adipose tissue...there's a lot of it about!

Not just a word, but a phrase which drives me nuts - "On a daily basis".....what pray is wrong with "every day"!!!!!!!???????

I have no idea why this gets under my skin, but it sure does! - the grin is meant to be gritted teeth!

And of course "hefty shifting of mucus/phlegm in the throat" is flob. A lovely word!

Pus. Revolting word for the contents of a spot or boil. Makes me shiver.

Belly. Hate that word but maybe it’s just me.

Dislike any swear words, had a sheltered upbringing! Also
Frock
Lounge or lounge/diner
Posh
Toilet
Panties
Much prefer correct anatomical names (NHS background)

Like
Mellifluous
Serendipitous
Tintinnabulate
Discombobulate
Antidisestablishmentarianism

but also
Pithivier
Eclair
Praline
Chocolate
Steak
Shortcrust
Chips
Meringue
Borborigmi (probably as a result of the above!)

Showcasing - especially when applied to photos of 'celebrities' that are almost unknown to most of us and seem to involve them having large amounts of their body hanging out of clothing (or perhaps they have suffered a malfunction in the washing machine resulting in their clothes shrinking!) Babymama also irritates me - when my daughter had my eldest grandson the 'in' phrase was 'Earth mother' - you would think having babies was something quite new in the history of mankind!

Diarrhoea - ugh.
Kiddy
Shag
Oleaginous

But I love Halcyon, Bacchanalian, Rhapsodic, Serendipitous, Luscious and Honeyed. And when I can't make up my mind (often) I Swither.

I love Autumnal. I use it every day in Autumn to describe chilly weather - it annoys my husband like mad!

I hate Periods, tumour, absolutely, incredible, porn.
I love Autumnal. (See above - I pressed post too soon).

"Invite" when used as something you get or send. It's an IVITATION, for heavens sake, "invite" is what you do, NOT what you send!